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Użytkownik Postów: 1389 Data rejestracji: 06.09.24	Yfhr Ahead of major Obamacare rollout, politicking continues WASHINGTON -- The Supreme Court opened a high-profile term Monday with a case about employees rights that could affect an estimated 25 million workers. Justice Neil Gorsuch, in his first full term on the bench, was silent during an otherwise lively argument in which the justices seemed closely divided. The case is of considerable importance to employers and their workers because it involves how employees can complain about pay and conditions in the workplace. The issue is whether businesses can force employees to individually use arbitration to resolve disputes. The case pits labor laws intended to allow workers to band together against an older law encouraging the use of arbitration, instead of the courts. Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, seeming to speak for the court s liberal wing, said the importance of collective action is there is strength in numbers. You have to protect the individual worker in a situation where he can t protect himself. The conservative justices appeared to have a different view of the case. Chief Justice John Roberts sounded concerned about a ruling for the workers, which he said would invalidate contracts for 25 million employees. That s the estim stanley polska ated vaso stanley number of non-union stanley cupe workers who have contracts with the individual arbitration provision that is at the heart of the case. One of the term s biggest cases, about partisan advantage in drawing electoral districts, is set for argument Tuesday. It has the Codf Louisville beats Villanova, then hangs out with Bill Clinton in locker room A defense lawyer is portraying the Justice Department s effo stanley canada rt to convict a former Bush administration official in the Jack Abramoff influence peddling scandal as a clear case of prosecutorial excess.Closing out a trial in which the government never put Abramoff on the witness stand, the government depicted defendant David Safavian as an ethically challenged public servant trying to serve two masters.As the General Services Administration s chief of staff, Safavian was appointed by the president to serve the people of the United States, but he chose instead to serve Jack Abramoff, his former business partner, Justice Department lawyer Nathaniel Edmonds told the jury. Jury delibera stanley cup price tions begin Tuesday.Prosecutors seized on dozens of e-mails in which Abramoff and Safavian exchanged information about two pieces of GSA-controlled property that Abramoff wanted for himself or his lobbying clients. Many of the e-mails were written around the time that Safavian accepted a weeklong trans-Atlantic golfing jaunt from Abramoff. Safavian lawyer Barbara Van Gelder said Safavian was trying to do the right thing when he paid $3,100 for the trip and got ethics approval for the weeklong golfing excursion to Scotland and London organized by Abramoff. He told everybody about this trip including his boss, Van Gelder said.Edmonds said Safavian revealed noth stanley termosy ing about the three-day London leg of the trip or the extent of the lavish accommodations. Pr https://www.stanley-cups.ca

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