Archive for March, 2008

Court Rules BPD’s Elimination Of Rank-Specific Locker Rooms May Be Illegal - Sandulli Grace, PC, Files Brief In Support Of Police Union

Friday, March 28th, 2008 by Patrick Bryant

The Massachusetts Appeals Court has ruled that the City of Boston Police Department may have violated state anti-discrimination law by unilaterally eliminating rank-specific locker rooms in response to complaints by female ranking officers about inadequate accommodations. Sandulli Grace Attorney Patrick…

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Employer’s Anti-Union Policies Violate Federal Labor Law

Wednesday, March 26th, 2008 by Patrick Bryant

In an extraordinary rebuke of the Republican-dominated National Labor Relations Board, a panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit has struck down a vague “no harassment” policy implemented by an employer during an acrimonious union organizing…

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Arbitrator Reverses Suspension for Alleged Misuse of the CORI system on an Unpopular Selectman

Monday, March 24th, 2008 by Amy Laura Davidson

Sandulli Grace partner Amy Laura Davidson successfully reversed a one-day suspension issued against a Rehoboth police officer for alleged misuse of the CORI system to check up on an unpopular selectman with whom the Union has been at war. The…

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