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Cano v. SEIU. Local 32BJ et al
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June 16, 2021
SEIU Can Exit Fired Handyman's Bias Suit, Judge Says
A Service Employees International Union branch should escape a fired handyman's union bias suit, a New York federal magistrate judge recommended Tuesday, finding that the worker hasn't plausibly alleged that the union discriminated against him when it declined to challenge his firing.
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November 05, 2020
SEIU Unit Blames Fired Worker's Mistakes In Union Bias Suit
A Service Employees International Union branch has said it didn't challenge a member's firing for alleged attitude and performance problems because the case was a lost cause, urging a New York federal court to dismiss the worker's union discrimination suit.