Sentences with phrase «officially filed complaints»
The Service Trades Council Union — a coalition of various smaller unions that represents workers at Disney World — officially filed a complaint with the National Labor Relations Board over the withheld bonuses on Monday.
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Mangano's chief deputy for criminal justice, Chuck Ribando, and Acting Police Commissioner Thomas Krumpter can't give a straight answer about whether the county executive officially filed a criminal complaint.
Caputo said he has officially filed an ethics complaint against Speier — who he has taken to calling Representative «Smear».
Next, we may draw up a complaint, which is filed in court and officially starts your lawsuit.
Your court case officially begins when you file a complaint in a Kentucky court.
The SEC's complaint was filed in federal court in the Southern District of New York and officially charges Sharma and Farkas with violating the anti-fraud and registration provisions of the federal securities laws.
If your spouse signs an entry of appearance, waiving his right to be officially served with your complaint, and if you file that at the same time you file your complaint and agreement, you can usually receive a court date to finalize your divorce within a couple of weeks.
After you've filed your divorce documents, you must officially serve your spouse with the summons and the notice of your complaint.