Montgomery County Hospital District v. Smith

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• holding that the language in Section 554.006 does not evidence a clear and unambiguous intent to waive sovereign immunity and acknowledging the split among courts of appeals on whether compliance with Section 554.006 is a requisite to establishing jurisdiction
• holding that, in the absence of a statutory standard or a standard created by an employee manual detailing the required contents of a public employee’s notice of appeal, an employee must give fair notice of her decision to appeal and of the decision appealed from
• holding that, in the absence of a statutory standard or a standard created by an employee manual detailing the required contents of a public employee’s notice of appeal, an employee must give fair notice of her decision to appeal and of the decision appealed from
• holding that, in the 12 absence of a statutory standard or a standard created by an employee manual detailing the required contents of a public employee’s notice of appeal, an employee must give fair notice of her decision to appeal and of the decision appealed from
• holding that, in the absence of a statutory standard or a standard created by an employee manual detailing the required contents of a public employee = s notice of appeal, an employee must give fair notice of her decision to appeal and of the decision appealed from
• employee operating under somewhat ambiguous policies had several options for providing the employer notice of her potential whistleblower claim

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).