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In an EEO hearing recently over a non-selection in Los Angeles, a HUD official testified that ''my deposition with Snider was grueling ... he was just brutal ... I told this to my boss afterwards and he said he had the same experience.''
While we may disagree with this characterization, this is the impression that Agency management has. Keep this in mind when looking for an attorney!

Mike Snider and Jacob Statman, attorneys at Snider & Associates, LLC in Baltimore, scored a huge victory on behalf of AFGE Local 1770, a Federal Union representing civilian employees located at Ft. Bragg, NC. A FLRA Regional Director issued a decision clarifying the bargaining unit to include a Fire Prevention Specialist.

Don Gambill, President of AFGE Local 1770, was happy to hear the news, which adds at least one employee to the bargaining unit represented by the Union. His reaction was that "Snider & Associates does consistently good work for our Union and bargaining unit employees, including two recent Arbitration awards amounting to millions of dollars in recovery of backpay." Mr. Snider stated that he was "happy to produce good work" and that "Mr. Statman really earned his pay on this case." The hotly litigated case revolved around whether the employee at issue was a "management official" and therefore not eligible for inclusion in the bargaining unit. Click HERE to view the document in PDF, HERE to view it in WORD and HERE to view it in HTML.

 

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