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The OOR (Office of Open Records, the initial body to which appeals of right to know issues go) has narrowed its interpretation of Judge Friedman's injunction related to the release of school employees' home addresses
Today, the PA Commonwealth Court decided a case that further interpreted and gave a fairly concrete standard for deciding whether a Pennsylvania court may over-rule an employment arbitration award based on public policy
In a somewhat surprising case dealing with Worker's Compensation (yes, even public school districts have to deal with WC), Pennsylvania's Commonwealth Court rejected the University of Pennsylvania's claim for termination of benefits to an injured employee with a later criminal conviction
