LaborandEmployment
CHICAGO — As the fight over the future of police discipline in Chicago carries on, attorneys for the largest Chicago police officers’ union have asked a county judge to extend a moratorium on more than a dozen pending disciplinary cases involving CPD officers. The motion to extend the stay on police board hearings was filed Tuesday by attorneys for the Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 7, the union representing active rank-and-file CPD officers and detectives, as well as retirees. The union is now asking Judge Michael T. Mullen to indefinitely extend his previous order that paused all pending ca...
Chicago Tribune
Theo Epstein and Jed Hoyer were a successful tag team of baseball executives that parted ways three-plus years ago but never really separated. The ties that bind remain — and probably always will. Now that Epstein is back with the Boston Red Sox organization after becoming a minority owner of Fenway Sports Group and a part-time adviser for the Red Sox, Pittsburgh Penguins and Liverpool FC, the two old chums should have plenty to talk about. Let the texting begin. The last time Epstein and Hoyer were publicly on display together was in 2020, when Hoyer replaced Epstein as president of the Chica...
Chicago Tribune
NEW YORK — Academy Award-winner Anne Hathaway reportedly walked off a Vanity Fair photo shoot Tuesday morning in support of union workers protesting Condé Nast. Nearly 400 employees participated in a 24-hour strike Tuesday in protest of the high-end publishing company’s negotiation practices. According to Variety, “once Anne was made aware of what was going on, she just got up from hair and makeup and left.” Hathaway — who famously starred as a young journalist subject to a cold and abusive boss in the 2006 film “The Devil Wears Prada” — was reportedly unaware of the planned work stoppage when...
New York Daily News
The Panthers have a new top voice in their front office. On Monday, Carolina owner David Tepper promoted Dan Morgan, the team’s former assistant GM, to President of Football Operations and general manager of the Panthers. Morgan, 45, has been with the Panthers since 2021. He spent three seasons as former GM Scott Fitterer’s right-hand man. The then-assistant GM ran the Panthers’ personnel department during his time under Fitterer, and he was part of the leadership group that scouted and identified quarterback Bryce Young as the face of the franchise last offseason. Morgan has worked in NFL sco...
The Charlotte Observer
At the beginning of the 2023 season, Dolphins general manager Chris Grier said the team and quarterback Tua Tagovailoa agreed to shelve contract negotiations until the offseason. With Miami’s season coming to an end after a 26-7 road loss to the Kansas City Chiefs in the wild-card round, one of the top questions this offseason will be whether the two sides strike a deal on a contract extension. In an end-of-season news conference, Grier said the franchise wants to keep Tagovailoa in Miami. “The goal is to have him here long term playing at a high level,” Grier said. “That’s always the goal and...
Miami Herald
NEW YORK — The train worker in the disabled front car of the subway train involved in Thursday’s collision and derailment on the Upper West Side made frantic pleas for it to stop multiple times, according to a recorded account by the crew member after the crash. In the audio clip obtained by the Daily News, the train operator — who wasin the inoperable lead car — describes relaying instructions to stop to a supervisor who was commanding the train from the sixth car. “The train was running over (red) signals, it was out of control,” the operator says in the recording. “I was screaming at him, f...
New York Daily News
FORT WORTH, Texas — The Dallas Cowboys win over the Detroit Lions is the NFL’s latest example of “What can happen when part time employees work million dollar events.” Missed calls are as inevitable as a Jerry Jones’ exaggeration. The NFL has more money than a few first-world nations, and yet its officials are the occasional coffee-stain on the highest profile professional sports league in North America. The botched 2-point attempt by the Lions in their 1-point loss to the Cowboys on Saturday night at AT&T Stadium was another unfortunate instance of a blown call at the worst possible moment. F...
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Gov. J.B. Pritzker on Wednesday announced a new leader for the Illinois Department of Children and Family Services, shifting a veteran youth justice practitioner who oversees the state’s juvenile detention system to head the troubled child welfare agency. Heidi Mueller, who has been director of the Illinois Department of Juvenile Justice since 2016, was chosen to head DCFS following a national search to replace Marc Smith, who has led the agency since April 2019. Smith, selected by Pritzker during his first year in office, announced in October he was stepping down. Mueller said in a statement ...
Chicago Tribune
The top judge on the North Carolina Court of Appeals lost her leadership position as the chief justice of the state Supreme Court replaced her with a colleague. Judge Donna Stroud, a Republican who has served as chief judge of the court since 2021, will be succeeded by Judge Chris Dillon. Stroud will continue to serve on the court, to which members are elected by voters statewide to eight-year terms. Stroud, who was first elected in 2006, is the most senior member of the court, the metric which has traditionally been used to determine the chief judge. Dillon, also a Republican, was elected in ...
The Charlotte Observer
NEW YORK — The new year begins with a series of new laws going into effect Monday throughout the Eastern U.S. Perhaps most notable is New Jersey’s bipartisan “Seinfeld Bill” requiring Garden State telemarketers to provide the name, mailing address and telephone number of the company for which they’re working within 30 seconds. The inspiration for Senate Bill 921’s nickname was a 1992 episode of the hit sitcom “Seinfeld” in which comedian Jerry Seinfeld fields a call from a telemarketer and asks for that person’s name and number so he can bother them at home in the same fashion the caller is in...
New York Daily News
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