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: New York Public Personnel LawUse of profanity toward a supervisor
Health & Hospitals Corp. (North Bronx Healthcare Network) v. Wolfe, OATH Index No. 2844/08
Evidence at the hearing established that a hospital service aide used profanity toward his supervisor and asked him to "step outside." ALJ Tynia Richard also credited the supervisor's testimony that the aide refused to watch the stockroom as directed. She recommended a suspension of 25 days.
[For the full text of the decision, click on the title of the decision.]
Full post as published by New York Public Personnel Law on October 31, 2008 (boomark / email).
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