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Unlocked doors and 'locker room talk' cost guard his federal clearance (opens the original)
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He called it locker room talk. The federal agency called it a career-ending pattern A security guard who got fired - then declared unfit for all federal contract work - just lost his bid to overturn that second blow. The US District Court for the District of Columbia granted summary judgment to the Federal Protective Service on September 29, backing the agency's decision that a former Hana Industries guard could no longer work on its contracts. Hana, a private security firm under contract to the
Seattle's equity training lands city in trial over race-based workplace claims (opens the original)
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Trainers told staff 'racism is in white people's DNA' during city sessions A federal appeals court has sent Seattle's racial equity training program to trial over claims it helped create a hostile work environment. The Ninth Circuit ruled on September 28 that a former city employee raised enough evidence to take his race-based hostile work environment claims before a jury. The worker, a white man, spent eight years in Seattle's Human Services Department before resigning in September 2021. At the
DARCARS Toyota faces trial after employee mops floor without sign (opens the original)
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The wet-floor sign was a minute away - the customer was not A dealership employee mopped the floor, skipped the sign, and walked away. His coworker then called a customer right to the wet spot. Maryland's Supreme Court ruled on September 25 that DARCARS Toyota of Silver Spring could not escape a slip-and-fall lawsuit by arguing its staff ran out of time to post a warning. The customer was in for a routine oil change, waiting in the lounge while her car was serviced. She could not see the service
District of Columbia must face lawsuit after employee sexually assaulted detained teen (opens the original)
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Flagged at risk on arrival, then assaulted for months on camera A detained teenage girl was flagged at risk of sexual abuse on arrival. Months later, a 60-year-old employee had assaulted her repeatedly. A federal court on September 28 denied the District of Columbia's bid to partially dismiss the resulting lawsuit, keeping claims for municipal liability, negligent supervision, and emotional distress alive. The girl was housed at the District's Youth Services Center between October 2021 and June
Charter School defeats misconduct claims but negligence case survives (opens the original)
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Every box was ticked on the equipment list except the one that mattered A charter school followed every equipment rule in the book - and still faces a negligence lawsuit over a teenage football player's injury. An Illinois appeals court issued a split ruling on September 25 in a case against Noble Network of Charter Schools and a head coach at one of its Chicago schools, Butler College Prep. The student was a 15-year-old sophomore when he was tackled during a September 2022 game and injured his
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