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[ March 1, 2025 ] Second Circuit Court of Appeals: Employers May Deny Reasonable Accommodations That Violate State Law ADVOCATZ
[ February 26, 2025 ] U.S. Supreme Court Poised To Rule in Favor of White Woman in Discrimination Case ADVOCATZ
[ February 19, 2025 ] Acting EEOC Chair Andrea Lucas Issues Promise To Protect American Workers From Anti-American Bias Uncategorized
[ January 28, 2025 ] Hawkins v United States: Non-Compliance and the COVID Vaccine Mandate By Military ADVOCATZ
[ January 26, 2025 ] The Occupational Safety & Health Administration (OSHA) Has Failed To Provide Workers Effective Specific Protections Against COVID-19 ADVOCATZ

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Vacating a Termination in 3020-a: The case of Gongora v NYC DOE (2010) Termination is the Penalty If a Charged Employee Retires While Proceeding With 3020-a Arbitration Betsy Combier Unravels 3020-a Arbitration in New York […]

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The Citywide Panel and the Final Judgment in Kane-Keil-New Yorkers For Religious Liberty

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There is alot of new information available now as opposed to two years ago when the Kane Keil cases were filed and subsequently dismissed, except for two plaintiffs. (See below). Plaintiffs’ request for reconsideration by […]

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When My Notes Were Seized By the NYC Department of Education as Violation of FOIL by Betsy Combier

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The post below is not new, but I love it for the sheer audacity of former NYC DOE General Counsel Michael Best for allowing two pages of my personal notes to be ripped out of my […]

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Second Circuit Court of Appeals: Employers May Deny Reasonable Accommodations That Violate State Law March 2, 2025
Employers are not required to honor reasonable accommodations that violate state law This is another COVID-19 reasonable accommodation case. This plaintiff did not want to take the vaccine, claiming it violated her religious convictions. She [...] The post Second Circuit Court of Appeals: Employers May Deny Reasonable Accommodations That Violate State Law appeared first on […]
Betsy Combier
U.S. Supreme Court Poised To Rule in Favor of White Woman in Discrimination Case February 27, 2025
US Supreme Court seems poised to lower bar for ‘reverse discrimination’ suits By John Kruzel, Andrew Chung and Daniel Wiessner, Reuters, February 26, 2025 Summary Woman claims workplace bias because she is heterosexual Lower courts ruled against plaintiff in [...] The post U.S. Supreme Court Poised To Rule in Favor of White Woman in Discrimination Case appeared first on […]
Betsy Combier
Acting EEOC Chair Andrea Lucas Issues Promise To Protect American Workers From Anti-American Bias February 19, 2025
We like the sound of this, especially if it means that NYC cannot unlawfully fire municipal workers in order to make room on City payroll for uncertified or unqualified employees. Just sayin’ Betsy Combier betsy@advocatz.com [...] The post Acting EEOC Chair Andrea Lucas Issues Promise To Protect American Workers From Anti-American Bias appeared first on […]
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Hawkins v United States: Non-Compliance and the COVID Vaccine Mandate By Military January 28, 2025
Hawkins v United States WHETHER SECTION 564 AUTHORIZES EUA VACCINES Below are relevant parts, in my opinion, to the argument in defense of not getting the COVID vaccine “In this case, six current and former [...] The post Hawkins v United States: Non-Compliance and the COVID Vaccine Mandate By Military appeared first on Advocatz.
Betsy Combier
The Occupational Safety & Health Administration (OSHA) Has Failed To Provide Workers Effective Specific Protections Against COVID-19 January 26, 2025
The Sad, Sad Story of OSHA’s Failure to Protect Workers From COVID-19 Randy Rabinowitz 1, PMCID: PMC9226955 PMID: 35733390 Abstract In the face of a global pandemic posing unprecedented risks to worker health, the Occupational Safety & Health [...] The post The Occupational Safety & Health Administration (OSHA) Has Failed To Provide Workers Effective Specific Protections Against COVID-19 […]
Betsy Combier
The Citywide Panel and the Final Judgment in Kane-Keil-New Yorkers For Religious Liberty January 26, 2025
There is alot of new information available now as opposed to two years ago when the Kane Keil cases were filed and subsequently dismissed, except for two plaintiffs. (See below). Plaintiffs’ request for reconsideration by [...] The post The Citywide Panel and the Final Judgment in Kane-Keil-New Yorkers For Religious Liberty appeared first on Advocatz.
Betsy Combier
Court of Appeals For the State of Kansas Grants Hospital Employee Her Religious Exemption From the COVID-19 Vaccination January 25, 2025
Sheryl Glean won her case against St. Luke’s South Hospital, which terminated her employment because she submitted a religious exemption request and did not get vaccinated against COVID-19: “St. Luke’s argued that Glean’s request focuses [...] The post Court of Appeals For the State of Kansas Grants Hospital Employee Her Religious Exemption From the COVID-19 […]
Betsy Combier
Children’s Health Defense Reveals That the FDA Failed To Monitor Injuries Due To COVID-19 Vaccines January 23, 2025
Government secrecy and the largest healthcare scam in the history of America are now exposed by the Children’s Health Defense. That’s what this post is all about. One day after the Children’s Health Defense (CHD) [...] The post Children’s Health Defense Reveals That the FDA Failed To Monitor Injuries Due To COVID-19 Vaccines appeared first […]
Betsy Combier
West Virginia Governor Issues Executive Order Allowing Religious Exemptions From Mandatory School Vaccinations January 16, 2025
‘Huge Win’: West Virginia Governor Issues Executive Order Allowing Religious Exemptions West Virginia Gov. Patrick Morrisey, on his first full day in office, issued an executive order allowing for religious exemptions from mandatory school vaccinations, [...] The post West Virginia Governor Issues Executive Order Allowing Religious Exemptions From Mandatory School Vaccinations appeared first on Advocatz.
Betsy Combier
Kristin Barnett Refused The COVID Vaccine and Wins Her Appeal To Return To Work With a Religious Accommodation January 16, 2025
4th Circuit Reverses Trial Judge’s Dismissal, Revives Religious Accommodation Suit against Inova Health after BLG Oral Argument ORDER- 4TH CIRCUIT COA In a unanimous opinion published Tuesday, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit [...] The post Kristin Barnett Refused The COVID Vaccine and Wins Her Appeal To Return To Work With a Religious […]
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