The ATL Report

The Jai effect is in full swing at Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport. Balram "B" Bheodari was removed as Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport’s general manager by Mayor Andre Dickens. His removal comes at the heels of Chief Commercial Officer Jai Ferrell's  termination  resignation which she deemed "effective immediately. The role she vacated was posted for recruitment within a week, very quickly for someone who left without notice.  Jan Lennon, Hartsfield-Jackson’s current deputy general manager of operations, will take over as the airport’s temporary general manager on July 1.  Full Bheodari Removal Story Leaders Allegedly Impacted by Jai Ferrell's Poor Decision Making Balram Bheodar i- General Manager "Removed/Temporary Replacement" Nina Hickson -City Attorney "Retired/Replacement Named" Lisa Benjamin Gordon (B's Boss)-COO "Removed/Replacement Named" Ferrell Followers, do you really believe Jai Ferrell res

The abuse of the Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA) has increased at an alarming rate within the City of Atlanta.  FMLA abuse occurs when employees take undue time off by abusing the Family and Medical Leave Act rights. It is often challenging to end it because so many rules protect employee's right. The FMLA, or the Family and Medical Leave Act , may grant up to 12 weeks of unpaid leave to specific staff members employed by the City of Atlanta annually.  Intermittent leave appears to be the main offender for the City of Atlanta's FMLA abuse. City employees who take intermittent leave sometimes stretch out their FMLA-eligible leave several times rather than taking it all at once and for one particular reason. Due to the complexity of the FMLA, many employers are reluctant to pursue employees, even when they are blatantly abusing their leave. The City of Atlanta's Issues: There is no minimum duration of time that employees are entitled to intermittent leave under FMLA Regulatio