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Eric, thank you for including my insights on your latest Conflict Resolution & Mediation series! ➡️ Sasha Laghonh Of Sasha Talks On How To Create A Successful Career In Conflict Resolution And Mediation  Credit: Eric L. Pines Meet Eric L. Pines, Esq. About the Interviewer: Eric L. Pines is a nationally recognized federal employment lawyer, mediator, and attorney business coach. He represents federal employees and acts as in-house counsel for over fifty thousand federal employees through his work as a federal employee labor union representative. A formal federal employee himself, Mr. Pines began his federal employment law career as in-house counsel for AFGE Local 1923 which is in Social Security Administration’s headquarters and is the largest federal union local in the world. He presently serves as AFGE 1923’s Chief Counsel as well as in-house counsel for all FEMA bargaining unit employees and numerous Department of Defense and Veteran Affairs unions. While he and his firm specialize in representing federal employees from all federal agencies and in reference to virtually all federal employee matters, his firm has placed special attention on representing Veteran Affairs doctors and nurses hired under the authority of Title. He and his firm have a particular passion in representing disabled federal employees with their requests for medical and religious reasonable accommodations when those accommodations are warranted under the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 (ADA). He also represents them with their requests for Federal Employee Disability Retirement (OPM) when an accommodation would not be possible. Mr. Pines has also served as a mediator for numerous federal agencies including serving a year as the Library of Congress’ in-house EEO Mediator. He has also served as an expert witness in federal court for federal employee matters. He has also worked as an EEO technical writer drafting hundreds of Final Agency Decisions for the federal sector. Mr. Pines’ firm is headquartered in Houston, Texas and has offices in Baltimore, Maryland and Atlanta, Georgia. His first passion is his wife and five children. He plays classical and rock guitar and enjoys playing ice hockey, running, and biking. Please visit his websites at www.pinesfederal.com and www.toughinjurylawyers.com. Credit: Eric L. Pines.  Credit: PinesFederal.com; Eric L. Pines
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spring reads @ style my SOul5/14/2023  Credit: Style My Soul | www.stylemysoul.com | Global Insights 7 Countries That Novice Travelers Can Visit
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sasha's insights @ industry leaders5/10/2023 Thank you Rob Barratt for featuring Sasha Talks @ Industry Leaders!  Credit: Rob Barratt, Co-Founder Industry Leaders  Credit: Industry Leaders, Co-Founder Rob Barratt | Industryleaders.org |
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