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The Straight Track Index 2008:
A chronological index of the Hoey & Farina Newsletter for Railroaders To find
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STRAIGHT TRACK #263
Company-Ordered Medical Examinations
When and why the railroad may order an employee to attend a medical
examination, and when an employee may decline a company-ordered medical
examination, are questions we often get asked by railroaders.
STRAIGHT TRACK #262
Heed the Warnings!
Warnings are meant to be strong. Warnings are meant to get your
attention BEFORE anything harmful happens to you or someone you love.
STRAIGHT TRACK #261
A Protected Right and Responsibility To
Help
As a union officer, it is your right, duty and privilege to be able to
recommend your members to Designated Legal Counsel.
STRAIGHT TRACK #260
In a special series of articles, the Hoey & Farina Railroad
Retaliation Report details a crucial new law.
Part I |
Part II |
Part III
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Part IV
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Part V
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Part VI
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Part VII
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Part VIII|
Part IX
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Part X
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Part XI
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Part XII
STRAIGHT TRACK #259
Railroad Offers Free Legal Advice To
Injured Employees
Hoey & Farina received a new brochure that a railroad gives its
employees. The brochure's purported purpose is to answer on duty injury
questions. Nowhere in the glossy brochure does the Railroad tell its
employees the truth: Once you are injured, you are a liability, and
minimizing its liability is "only business" to the railroad.
If you have any questions regarding a FELA personal injury matter, please
email us or phone our office toll free at (888)
425-1212. Your questions will be promptly answered with no obligation on your part.
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