What led to the UI Athletics IT employee’s firing was not disqualifying job-related misconduct — but rather the punishable offense of transferring his complimentary employee tickets for women’s basketball games to his adult son, who then sold them on the open market via a third-party selling website.
Judge: “It was possible to fully participate in the wine and spirits industry relationship-building social event without recklessly consuming the equivalent of a bottle of wine.”
Also, Iowa’s unemployment rate holds steady for a 4th straight month
A social worker for Heritage Specialty Care was justified in quitting after the facility failed to inform her of residents who had serious, contagious diseases, according to a judge’s ruling.
Also, State Auditor warns Iowans to be alert of scams in wake of flooding
Also, bird flu reported in turkeys in Sac County
Also, Iowa Supreme Court awards grants for low-income legal services
A federal judge on Friday dismissed a class-action lawsuit over Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds’ decision to end pandemic-related unemployment benefits early.
Lawmakers seek data on what unemployment tax cut could mean
Also, House passes penalties for ‘grooming’ by teachers
Also, state auditor warns of increased check fraud
Fewer workers means fewer laid-off workers — but was law change a factor?
Two Franklin County officers involved in the fatal shooting of a Hampton man who was wielding a pellet gun will not be charged, the Iowa Attorney General’s Office determined Monday.
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