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job reinstated& back pay Is there a doctor in the house
Author: ron
Date: 03-25-2021 - 19:11
Dr Zarkoff Wrote:
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> It's quite obvious your RR employment experience
> is nil. Whether I would hire him back or not
> depends on the facts of the case, of which only a
> few have been presented here and in the media.
> Back pay? What has the Board said? Has it even
> issued a decision? "Back pay" and "seniority
> unimpared" are awarded by the Board whether the
> conmpany (and the media) like it or not in cases
> where someone has been dismissed improperly.
My railroad employment experience is about 8 years a freight engineer on a shoreline.As if that makes any difference at all. Your close to right though my passenger train experience is nil. You where quick to point out our second guessing (this is after all a rr discussion board not a court)but shied away from offering an opinion on rehiring the engineer in question. Seems odd you usually have a strong opinion and the very last word on every discussion.
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> It's quite obvious your RR employment experience
> is nil. Whether I would hire him back or not
> depends on the facts of the case, of which only a
> few have been presented here and in the media.
> Back pay? What has the Board said? Has it even
> issued a decision? "Back pay" and "seniority
> unimpared" are awarded by the Board whether the
> conmpany (and the media) like it or not in cases
> where someone has been dismissed improperly.
My railroad employment experience is about 8 years a freight engineer on a shoreline.As if that makes any difference at all. Your close to right though my passenger train experience is nil. You where quick to point out our second guessing (this is after all a rr discussion board not a court)but shied away from offering an opinion on rehiring the engineer in question. Seems odd you usually have a strong opinion and the very last word on every discussion.
