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City police officer settles lawsuit over shootings
A Baltimore police sergeant who claimed he was never treated for post-traumatic stress disorder after he fatally shot a man in 2005 has settled a lawsuit against the city, in a deal that allows him to retire with his pension, according to court...
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Criminal record shouldn't be a barrier to work
On April 25, theU.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission(EEOC), for the first time in 25 years, updated its guidance on how employers may use criminal background checks in the hiring process. The new guidelines reaffirm that it is illegal under the...Tags: U.S. Senate Committee on Finance, Employment Opportunities, Annapolis, Criminals, Employment
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Don't leave ex-offenders out of Baltimore's 'next economy'
I read with great interest the Brookings Institution study on job creation in the Baltimore region reported in The Sun on April 23 ("'Next economy' envisioned for Baltimore area"). The study was admirable for its call to action — a robust effort...Tags: Inventories, Prisons, Employment Opportunities, Justice System, Judges
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Md. legislation targets employer bias against unemployed
Many long-term unemployed have discovered an ugly truth: You need a job to get one. Jobless workers across the country have recounted tales of being written off by a prospective employer if they have been out of work for six months or more. And some...Tags: Maryland Chamber of Commerce, Online Advertising, Business, Labor Markets, Lisa A Gladden
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Maryland becomes first state to ban employers from asking for social media passwords
Moving to the forefront of social media privacy law nationwide, the Maryland General Assembly has passed legislation prohibiting employers in the state from asking current and prospective employees for their user names and passwords to websites such as...Tags: Maryland Chamber of Commerce, Richard Blumenthal, Facebook, Social Media, Maryland General Assembly
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Annapolis Area Christian School facing harassment, retaliation lawsuit
Three former employees of the Annapolis Area Christian School sued the school's association this week, contending that the board did not protect them from sexual harassment and retaliation by Superintendent George J.W. Lawrence Jr. though board members...Tags: Lawyers, Litigation, Trials, Sex Crimes, Trials
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Terps hire Locksley, may be searching for defensive coordinator
Maryland announced the hiring Thursday of former New Mexico coach Mike Locksley as offensive coordinator, then switched its focus to the defense where the evaluation of coach Randy Edsall's staff may lead the team to hire a new defensive coordinator,...Tags: Danny O'Brien, Tom Coughlin, Kevin Anderson, New York Giants, Adrian Moten
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Arundel approves diversity audit over Leopold objections
Despite opposition from Anne Arundel County Executive John R. Leopold, the County Council unanimously approved legislation Monday requiring the county government to audit its workforce in an effort to examine the county's hiring and retention of...Tags: Local Government, Minority Groups, Business, Glen Burnie, Employment Opportunities
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Locksley set to replace Crowton as Maryland's offensive coordinator
Gary Crowton is out after one disappointing season as Maryland's offensive coordinator, and the school is expected to hire former New Mexico coach Mike Locksley as his replacement, according to a source with knowledge of the situation.
Locksley,...Tags: Danny O'Brien, Employment Opportunities, Ralph Friedgen, Corporate Crime, Breach of Contract
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Maryland expected to hire Mike Locksley as offensive coordinator
The Baltimore SunMaryland is expected to hire former New Mexico coach Mike Locksley as its offensive coordinator, according to a knowledgeable source. Locksley would replace Gary Crowton. The school is negotiating the terms of Crowton's release after one season....Tags: Football, Employment Opportunities, Ralph Friedgen
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Blockbuster to pay $2 million to settle discrimination suit
Blockbuster Inc. has agreed to pay more than $2 million to settle a lawsuit in which the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission accused the retailer of subjecting female employees to sexual harassment, the agency's Baltimore office said Wednesday. The...Tags: Sex Crimes, Employees, Minority Groups, Employment Opportunities, Blockbuster
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Terps' new offensive coordinator ready for fresh start
– For new offensive coordinator Mike Locksley, returning to Maryland – where he previously served as an assistant to two Terps' head coaches – feels like renewal.
After a trying stint on and off the field as New Mexico's head coach ,...Tags: Danny O'Brien, Randy Edsall, Football, Employment Opportunities, Ralph Friedgen
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