New Jersey Institute of Technology v. Office of Professional Employee’s International
Union, Local 32
Docket No. AR-2017-026
In an arbitration decision issued in January 2015, MSM successfully defended and reversed the termination of Jennifer Nina by her employer, the New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT). Ms. Nina was an employee in the Account Payable Department for 10 years, tasked with managing, maintaining, and paying the University’s invoices in a timely manner. After a series of disagreements with the Department Director, Maria La Lima, between April and June of 2015, NJIT ultimately terminated Ms. Nina. Her termination was immediately grieved by her union, the Office of Professional Employee’s International Union Local 32, who sought reinstatement with pay back for Ms. Nina. Firm partner Kevin P. McGovern contended that just cause was absent because the University failed to follow principles of progressive discipline. McGovern pointed to Ms. Nina’s strong 10-year service record at NJIT, and convinced the arbitrator to reinstate Nina to employment and reduce her penalty to a suspension. Full back pay was awarded for her time lost, less the period of suspension.
Her tips traced the line upon that broad neckline with slow pace, as though if recording that glow on bare skin.
Quiet air touched upon bare nape and then softly she moved tightly, their bodies pressing into deep yearning.
In answer he returned by a long slow lips that opened ever so by degrees, drinking her tenderness of her stillness.
Every caress remained unhurried, mapping in place not seizing, permitting a rising desire swell in delicate waves.
When the woman at last murmured the man’s name across warm mouth, every word bore equally affection mixed with longing.
Within that shared pause they found a soft pace that became not so much as impatience and far more more a hidden bond merely the pair for them were able to guard.
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