By Daniel Fisher, Forbes.com Who says arbitration is stacked against the little guy? The Connecticut Supreme Court this week reversed a lower court and reinstated a state employee who’d been fired for smoking marijuana on the job, siding with his union and an arbitrator who said the punishment was too harsh — even though the …
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Connecticut Supreme Court Reinstates State Employee Caught Smoking Marijuana On The Job
- By Anthony Martinelli in News
August 21, 2016
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