BISMARCK, N.D. AP - Former employees of North Dakota's Workforce Safety and Insurance agency have struggled to pursue claims that they were illegally fired for spotlighting questionable activities at the agency.A judge has thrown out most of the case filed by James Long, the agency's former chief of support services, concluding that Long may sue WSI but not a group of executives and board members he claims plotted to fire him.
March 02, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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BISMARCK, N.D. AP – Former employees of North Dakota’s Workforce Safety and Insurance agency have struggled to pursue claims that they were illegally fired for spotlighting questionable activities at the agency.
A judge has thrown out most of the case filed by James Long, the agency’s former chief of support services, concluding that Long may sue WSI but not a group of executives and board members he claims plotted to fire him. Long’s lawsuit against the agency itself is continuing.
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