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… not physically worked in that office since March 2020." The termination letter stated the termination was "pursuant to Article 16 of the Partnership … an order denying defendants' motion for reconsideration supported by an oral opinion. It found: [E]ven . . . in …
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… [plaintiff] hereby agrees to cooperate with [Re/Max HV] by supporting and fully participating in all efforts to resolve … July 30, 2019, when she was terminated. To effectuate her termination, Re/Max HV sent plaintiff a written notice on … claims arising out of the employment relationship or its termination." [Id. at 95 (quoting Garfinkel, 168 N.J. at …
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… to gather information from Rutgers University regarding the termination of [her] employment in 2017" because she claimed … On December 17, Meekins appealed "the Commission's determination in both law and fact" and "request[ed] that the … arbitrary, capricious, or unreasonable, or that it was unsupported by sufficient credible, competent evidence in the …
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… Plaintiff's coworkers submitted certifications in support of defendants' motion for summary judgment. In … complaint, plaintiff asserted discrimination and wrongful termination, hostile work environment, retaliation, and … name- calling by Iron Bar employees may have been crude and childish, plaintiff uttered epithets directed to her fellow …
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… affiliates, subsidiaries or parent companies ("Company") or termination of employment and survives after the employment … of or related to the . . . employment relationship or the termination of that relationship . . . discrimination, or … language of the statute as well as Congress' intent as support. It determined it would be "unreasonable" to deduce …
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… Plaintiff's coworkers submitted certifications in support of defendants' motion for summary judgment. In … complaint, plaintiff asserted discrimination and wrongful termination, hostile work environment, retaliation, and … name- calling by Iron Bar employees may have been crude and childish, plaintiff uttered epithets directed to her fellow …
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… [plaintiff] hereby agrees to cooperate with [Re/Max HV] by supporting and fully participating in all efforts to resolve … July 30, 2019, when she was terminated. To effectuate her termination, Re/Max HV sent plaintiff a written notice on … claims arising out of the employment relationship or its termination." [Id. at 95 (quoting Garfinkel, 168 N.J. at …
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… to gather information from Rutgers University regarding the termination of [her] employment in 2017" because she claimed … On December 17, Meekins appealed "the Commission's determination in both law and fact" and "request[ed] that the … arbitrary, capricious, or unreasonable, or that it was unsupported by sufficient credible, competent evidence in the …
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… affiliates, subsidiaries or parent companies ("Company") or termination of employment and survives after the employment … of or related to the . . . employment relationship or the termination of that relationship . . . discrimination, or … language of the statute as well as Congress' intent as support. It determined it would be "unreasonable" to deduce …
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… not physically worked in that office since March 2020." The termination letter stated the termination was "pursuant to Article 16 of the Partnership … an order denying defendants' motion for reconsideration supported by an oral opinion. It found: [E]ven . . . in …
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… Fund's (TPAF) February 11, 2019 final administrative determination requiring plaintiff to repay $32,431.56 in … on May 14, 2018 to advise her in detail of the Division's determination that her June 1, 2015 retirement did not … capricious, or unreasonable; or (3) the decision was not supported by substantial evidence." In re Application of …
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… Fund's (TPAF) February 11, 2019 final administrative determination requiring plaintiff to repay $32,431.56 in … on May 14, 2018 to advise her in detail of the Division's determination that her June 1, 2015 retirement did not … capricious, or unreasonable; or (3) the decision was not supported by substantial evidence." In re Application of …
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… 1982, and moved to the United States in 1988. They have one child, who is emancipated. During the marriage, plaintiff … undergirding the trial court's decision if they are supported by adequate, substantial and credible evidence on … substantial, credible evidence. We therefore affirm her determination that the Agreement was unenforceable. 5 Contrary …
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… 1982, and moved to the United States in 1988. They have one child, who is emancipated. During the marriage, plaintiff … undergirding the trial court's decision if they are supported by adequate, substantial and credible evidence on … substantial, credible evidence. We therefore affirm her determination that the Agreement was unenforceable. 5 Contrary …
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… a motor vehicle with fictitious plates and improper child restraints; February 2, 2010, failure to wear a … in criminal justice, and was married with a two-year-old child. He had no criminal history, volunteered in the … offenses can be included in the calculus of evidence supporting aggravating factor three. See State v. Lawless, …
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… and two counts of endangering the welfare of a child, N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4(a). On March 27, 2012, he pled … guilty, defendant admitted to shoving a three-year old child into a refrigerator, which resulted in severe head … claim because much of the mitigating evidence that support[ed] her argument . . . was not presented to the …
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… a motor vehicle with fictitious plates and improper child restraints; February 2, 2010, failure to wear a … in criminal justice, and was married with a two-year-old child. He had no criminal history, volunteered in the … offenses can be included in the calculus of evidence supporting aggravating factor three. See State v. Lawless, …
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… and two counts of endangering the welfare of a child, N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4(a). On March 27, 2012, he pled … guilty, defendant admitted to shoving a three-year old child into a refrigerator, which resulted in severe head … claim because much of the mitigating evidence that support[ed] her argument . . . was not presented to the …
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… (ALJ) recommendation to affirm Bay State Prison's (BSP) termination of his employment as a senior correction officer (SCO). The termination was based on Skrabonja having committed nine … capricious or unreasonable, or that it lacked fair support in the evidence." In re Carter, 191 N.J. 474, 482 …
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… (ALJ) recommendation to affirm Bay State Prison's (BSP) termination of his employment as a senior correction officer (SCO). The termination was based on Skrabonja having committed nine … capricious or unreasonable, or that it lacked fair support in the evidence." In re Carter, 191 N.J. 474, 482 …