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More than 200 lawsuits are filed against the City each year
and some of them are filed by City employees and
former-employees. This page lists cases involving claims against the City
by City employees.
Other cases against the city are here
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FLSA
PATRICK CHAVEZ, et al., v CITY OF
ALBUQUERQUE (List of Plaintiffs)
LAWRENCE RODRIGUEZ, et al., v. CITY OF ALBUQUERQUE (List of
Plaintiffs)
JOINT & CONSOLIDATED APPEAL TO THE
10th CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALS
311-CCC
ANTOINETTE
GONZALES, et al., v. CITY OF ALBUQUERQUE. et al. USDC-NM)
PENDING SUMMARY JUDGMENT
BRIEFING
Sammy Kidd/TEMP/SEAS
SAMMY
KIDD, et al., v. CITY OF ALBUQUERQUE, et
al. (USDC-NM) - A former boxing trainer employed for more than ten
years without benefits and never earning more than $7.00/hr. sued and
requested class-action status on behalf of hundreds of similar long-term
"temporary" or "seasonal" employees
PAUL SALAZAR
PAUL SALAZAAR v. CITY OF
ALBUQUERQUE, et al. (USDC-NM) (Complaint Filed 7/8/2010)
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BLUE COLLAR "FAIR
SHARE"
Wessel, et al., vs. City of Albuquerque
and AFSCME, Local 624 (10th Cir.)- Lawsuit decided in favor of Plaintiffs on
"fair share" payments by non-union members is now on appeal to the 10th
Circuit Court of Appeals.
Harrington, et al. v. City of
Albuquerque and AFSCME, Local 624 - Class action lawsuit
for AFSCME, Local 624's violation of the "fair share"
payment rights - settled for more than 750 class members.
Decision granting Class Action Certification,
222 FRD 505
(USDC-NM, 6/30/04)
Joint Motion
for Approval of Class Notice and Notice to Class
Memorandum Opinion and
Order on Summary Judgment
Unopposed
Motion for Attorney Fees (Case Settled)
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RETALIATION
Judy Kelley vs. City of Albuquerque, et
al. (10th Cir.) - A former Deputy City Attorney sued over her
termination; the City is appealing after a jury verdict in favor of the
attorney.
Benny Maestas and Ray Hort vs. City of
Albuquerque, et al. (10th Cir., July 25, 2005) - Solid Waste employees alleged retaliation after they spoke out about mismanagement and corruption.
New Mexico
District Court Opinion (Judge Parker)
10th
Circuit Court of Appeals Decision (6/26/05)
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MERIT SYSTEM
New Mexico Transportation Union, et al.,
v. City of Albuquerque, et al. (2nd J.D.) - Transit Employees' Union lawsuit
against the City for Failure to Maintain a Valid Merit System.
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City Boards and Commissions
Employment
Ordinances and Rules
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City Personnel Board - a five-member Board that oversees
personnel matters and adjudicates City employee grievances.
City Labor-Management Relations Board
- a three-member Board that hears prohibited practice complaints and
other grievances brought by City employees, unions, or the City
administration against a Union.
City Merit System
Ordinance - Sets out the law that governs employee hiring,
promotions, discipline, vacations, and a variety of other matters
affecting City employees.
City Labor-Management Relations Ordinance - Controls the
relationship between the City administration and the labor unions that
represent City employees.
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