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: New York Public Personnel LawThe Discipline Book
By Harvey Randall, Esq.
The Discipline Book
2008 Edition, 559 pages
The Discipline Book is for administrators, union officials and attorneys involved in disciplinary actions taken against public officers and employees working for New York State and its political subdivisions under the State's Civil Service Law, the Education Law and disciplinary grievance procedures negotiated pursuant to the Taylor Law. It may also prove useful to administrators, union officials and attorneys involved in employee discipline in other jurisdictions.
The Discipline Book includes chapters addressing:Due process rights of employees
Conducting an investigation
Evidence
Proposing a disciplinary penalty
Obligations of employers and unions
under negotiated Taylor Law disciplinary procedures
Filing charges under Civil Service Law Section 75
Filing charges under Education Law Section 3020-a
Suspending employees pending a hearing
Disciplinary action a pending criminal actions
Preparing for a disciplinary hearing
Appeals
Non-disciplinary terminations
Terminations without a hearing
Drugs, drug testing and discipline
For additional information, go to:
http://courtdecisions.blogspot.com/
Full post as published by New York Public Personnel Law on March 31, 2008 (boomark / email).
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