California Courts of Appeal
Dec. 11, 2009
Retaliatory Firing Claim Upheld
The Fifth District Court of Appeal ruled that the state Unemployment Insurance Appeals Board's firing of an administrative law judge was retaliation for concerns she raised about unfair travel assignments.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
The California Unemployment Insurance Appeals Board illegally retaliated against an administrative law judge it employed after she raised concerns about unfair travel assignments, the 5th District Court of Appeal ruled Wednesday.
Cynthia Francene George, who worked in the board's Fresno division, filed suit in 2005 claiming presiding administrative law judge Betsy Temple was upset a...
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