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...34; for the attacker's benefit, occurring in an environment where...impairment. They are motivated by salary increases, bonuses, promotions and recognition...
...she left her job voluntarily and it reverses the denial of unemployment benefits. [Decided May 8, 2013.] ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE...
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...Act, which prevented an individual from running for partisan office if his salary was paid in part by federal funds. The Hatch Act Modernization Act...
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...of conducting child support activities. It is targeted to cover salary increases and benefits. The extra $4.5 million from the state...
Rutgers University has announced the retainer of Cahill Gordon & Reindel to investigate the events leading up to the firing of coach Mike Rice, who was videotaped verbally and physically abusing play
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...of Social Services, in processing appellant M.T.’s application for benefits under what is known as the Global Options Assisted Living Waiver Program...
...tax assessor's office, which allegedly involved less responsibility and a lower salary. Smith sued the township, township planner Tiffany Cuviello, Mayor Don...
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