National Guardman Mis-treated by Employer after Release from Duty

March 25, 2004 by · 1 Comment
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Phil Carter in his site INTEL DUMP carries a story of an Oregon National Guardsman who has been dismissed from his job after his return from Iraq, even though the Department of Labor and National Guard have recommended that he be retained. A labor complaint is pending.

Apparently, he suffers from post-traumatic disorder and nerve damage from his time in Iraq – neither of which stop him from doing his job screening visitors to a federal building in Seattle. He has been given a clean bill of health by Army doctors and psychiatrists. Now, his employer has terminated him for refusing to see THEIR psychiatrists.

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Hat Tip: Citizen Smash

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Happy Birthday, Color TV

March 25, 2004 by · Leave a Comment
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Amazon and Books

March 25, 2004 by · 2 Comments
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As of yesterday, I am a participant in the Amazon.com Associates Program. I get a little commission when you click one of the links on this page and buy something from them (or in a few other circumstances).
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