Brandon Leroy was hired as a firefighter by the City of San Jose, California in 2006. In May 2010, a City fire engineer named Brandon Ragan sent a “Harassment Claim” memorandum to the City’s Office of Employee Relations regarding Leroy. Ragan slept in a communal dorm at the fire station. The bed he used was next to a wall that his room shared with a private dorm room used…
California’s Firefighters Procedural Bill of Rights Act contains a provision similar to those in firefighter and law enforcement bills of rights around the country. Under Section 3250 of the Government Code of California, a firefighter has the right to review and respond to any negative comment that is “entered in his or her personnel file, or any other file used for any personnel purposes by his or her employer.”…
In this podcast, Will interviews California management attorney Barbara Raileanu about a case involving whether a supervisor’s log can be considered a “personnel file” under the California Firefighter Procedural Bill of Rights. Download podcast Subscribe to this podcast via RSS or iTunes Subscribe to this podcast by email Subscribe to Labor Relations Information System » Podcasts by Email
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