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Employee Relations Manager Position Overview
An Employee Relations Manager, also known as a Labor Relations Specialist or a Human Resource Specialist, plays a major role in the hiring process of organizations. Employee Relations Managers may be responsible for interviewing candidates, screening potential employees and placing workers within the organization. The Human Resources department may also be delegated to handle additional tasks such as training and payroll. Employee Relations Specialists administer worker contracts, interface with temporary staffing agencies and permanent placement agencies, and work with employees at all levels of the corporate structure. Human Resource Specialists may also be involved in employee training and career development. A Labor Relations specialist may be appointed as the company representative to various union representatives.
Employee Relations Manager Educational Requirements
Most companies require a bachelor's degree in business, human resources or a related field to qualify for a position as an Employee Relations Manager. However, industry-specific skills and specialized experience may be required. For example, if the company is a union shop, the Employee Relations Specialist would likely be required to have a working knowledge of union contracts and benefits.
Employee Relations Manager Career Outlook
Overall, the rate of growth for Labor Relations Specialists or Employee Relations Managers is slower than the average of other professions. Many companies will continue to hire Human Resource Managers to handle hiring, benefits management and logistical employee management tasks. Employee Relations Managers generally report to the Director of Human Resources within the organization. Someone with more experience may be interested in an Employee Relations management position.
Employee Relations Manager Jobs Salary
The entry-level salary for Employee Relations Managers is approximately $50,000, with salaries ranging from the lower $40,000s to more than $100,000 per year. As with most positions, salaries for Human Resource Specialists and similar jobs are based on industry, work experience, skills and education.
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Senior Employee Relations Managerneeded for acontractopportunity with Yoh's client located in Princeton, NJ. What You'll Be Doing: - Advise and counsel managers on disciplinary issues including misconduct, policy violations, corrective actions, and terminations. - Enforce and execute disciplinary steps in accordance with policies and appropriate regulatory guidelines. - Review involuntary term...
About Aon Aon plc (NYSE:AON) is the leading global provider of risk management, insurance and reinsurance brokerage, and human resources solutions and outsourcing services. Through its more than 66,000 colleagues worldwide, Aon unites to empower results for clients in over 120 countries via innovative and effective risk and people solutions and through industry-leading global resources and techni...
Bachelors degree required Experience is required Assists Cheif Human Resources Office with day-to-day department operations and employee relations consistent with the objectives, mission, and core values of Tenet Healthcare and serves as acting site HR director in HR CHRO's absence. GENERAL SUMMARY: Under the direction of the Chief Human Resources Officer, the Employee Relations Specialist exe...
Sears Holdings Management Corporation provides corporate services to Sears Holdings Corporation (NASDAQ: SHLD) and its family of companies, including Sears Roebuck and Co. and Kmart Corporation.This position exists to provide advice and counsel to associates, HR professionals, and managers on moderate to complex associate relations and human resources issues via telephone communication. The incumb...
AutoNation - America's largest automotive retailer is looking for a qualified Human Resources Specialist to join our team. The Human Resources Specialist provides human resources support for dealerships in specific markets. This person is responsible for partnering with management at each dealership, as well as Region leadership, to assist in employee relations, retention, and other HR functions....
Core Duties Leads, strategizes or participates in special projects Reviews and investigates all requests for suspension, corrective action, and termination to ensure requested action complies with company policy and legal requirements. Reviews and revises formal written responses and documentation prepared by the department for complaints. Responds to and investigates complaints related to ass...
If you want to be a part of a place that provides nothing less than extraordinary compassionate care, then Adventist Health System is the place for you! We are currently seeking qualified candidates for a Regional Employee Relations Specialist position that will be based in our Human Resources Shared Service department. This position is based in Tavares, FL. This position has the opportunity to ...
This position is located in our FL, Lynn Haven facility We are currently hiring a Senior Employee Relations Analyst. The position can be based at any one of the following locations: Coralville, Iowa; Lynn Haven, Florida; Phoenix, Arizona, Sandy, Utah or Riverview, Florida. The Senior Employee Relations Analyst will take a business partner approach in leading the continued development of Employee...
Job Summary About the Department: To encourage a respectful workplace that provides clarity, focus, inspiration, excitement and opportunity to all employees through strong leaders and organizational support thereby making MHM an employer of choice. Employee Relations - Provide managerial and staff support to effectively resolve leadership and employee concerns. Strategic Planning - Provide con...
Our direct client has an immediate need for 2 Human Resources Generalist / Employee Relations Analysts who will take a business partner approach in leading the continued development of Employee Relations within the organization and is responsible for developing and maintaining a positive relationship with business leaders and HR team members to identify and resolve employee issues. This is a 2+ mo...
Associate Relations Manager $100-135k plus bonus Relocation assistance available if needed Bell & Associates, Inc. has been engaged to find our client's next Associate Relations Manager. Our client is beginning a global HR alignment and transformation. This role will be instrumental in the transformation so the ability to make an impact is huge with this organization. This is an opportunity to ...
Department of Veteran Affairs Richmond, VA, 23234
Human Resources Specialist GS-201 9 T 11 or 11 (Employee Relations/Labor Relations) Richmond, VA Duties: The Human Resources Specialist is assigned to the Employee Relations/Labor Relations Section of Human Resources Management Service at the VA Medical Center in Richmond, Virginia. The position is responsible assisting top management and supervisors in the operation of the Employee Relations/L...
Department of Veteran Affairs Orlando, FL, 32801
Human Resources Specialist (Employee Relations/ Labor Relations) Orlando, FL Duties: The incumbent is assigned as a team member of the Employee Relations/Labor Relations Section of Human Resources Management Service. Incumbent provides advisory and technical services to managers and supervisors in the area of employee relations. Responsible for assignments which require analyzing and evaluating...
RGS Associates Inc Washington, DC, 20319
The contractor shall provide labor relations and employee relations support services to on-site at the Department of Labor Headquarters. Employee Relations: Performance appraisal grievance processing including responding to information requests pursuant to 7114 Grievance meetings with labor and management representatives Prep with management officials for grievance meetings Drafting proposed ...
The YMCA of Greater New York reaches half a million New Yorkers through programs that focus on youth development, healthy living and social responsibility. We are seeking an experienced professional to provide HR support to the corporate office and all branches with employee relations, training and compliance with government regulations. Responsibilities: Respond to a high volume of calls from s...
Position Summary The Employee Relations Manager - Field will help design, develop, and implement the company's employee relations programs, policies, and procedures. The person in this position will maintain good communication and positive relationships with employees to promote employee satisfaction and engagement. Responsibilities • Resolve complex employee relations issues effectively and id...
Our passion is providing world-class health care. On the job and off, each of our employees brings the skills and personal commitment to contribute to the health of the region we call home. If you're like the thousands of Samaritan professionals who aspire to serve others, join us. Samaritan Health Services is currently recruiting for an Employee Relations Generalist who will perform a wide varie...
The contractor shall provide labor relations and employee relations support services on-site at the Department of Labor Headquarters. Employee Relations: Performance appraisal grievance processing including responding to information requests pursuant to 7114 Grievance meetings with labor and management representatives Prep with management officials for grievance meetings Drafting proposed dis...
Texas Health Resources Arlington, TX, 76004
Employee Relations Program Manager Location: Texas Health Resources System Services Job ID: 64519 Department: Employee Relations Area of Interest: Human Resources Job Type: Full Time Shift: 1st Relocation Provided: No Travel Required: No Specialty: NN Job Function: PRF Qualifications/Duties The Employee Relations Program Manager will develop, implement and coordinate the Texas Health R...
Web Recruiter Council Bluffs, IA, 51501
Company located in Council Bluffs, IA, seeks a full time Employee Relations Manager for the Non-profit industry. Web Recruiter is searching for a candidate having experience and qualifications similar to the following: Customer Relations, Data Base Entry, Administrative Functions, Employee Relations, New Hire On-Boarding Process, Benefits Administration. The salary for this position is the greater...
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Crop Insurance = Welfare for the wealthy. As long as the taxpayer is asleep at the wheel big ag will roll. Thank U President O!
Posted by Unknown at 8:15PM CDT 05/19/14
"Growers recognized the benefit of insurance"? Government mandates in the banking industry might be a more correct statement.
Posted by Bonnie Dukowitz at 5:16AM CDT 05/20/14
Good for your Bonnie Dukowitz. I concur completely!!
Posted by Kent Wilke5 at 6:49AM CDT 05/20/14
Posted by Unknown at 8:34PM CDT 05/22/14
Concur with what?
Posted by Don Thompson at 1:09PM CDT 05/23/14
Take a look, Don, at who or what, has much interest of title ownership of the insurance companies. Then expand the analytical thought process a bit.
Posted by Bonnie Dukowitz at 9:53PM CDT 05/23/14
Again, huh?
Posted by Unknown at 8:19PM CDT 05/26/14
One thing you all over look is that in 2012 corn was 7.00 so crop insurance payed big. But what happens when corn is sub 4.00.85% of 4.00 corn protection will not cut it.Even 200 bu. corn at 3.40 won't even cover cost let alone the insurance premium on top of inputs
Posted by Raymond Simpkins at 9:08PM CDT 05/26/14
You are correct Raymond. In many situations the covered amount might be almost enough to pay the bank. The bank might also be the owner of the insurance company. Kind of a win-win deal for them. I wonder if anyone obtains a crop operating loan w/o crop insurance. There is much more to the Agriculture Act than crop ins.
Posted by Bonnie Dukowitz at 5:59AM CDT 05/27/14
Ray, spring price set the floor for the year, but your point still stands. There is little protection for grain farmers this year. The biggest driver of survival going forward will be land costs, either owned or rented. Think about the PP acres and how bad that would be for the bottom lines, 60% of the guaranty. Bonnie, the only bank that I know that owns an insurance company is Wells Fargo. They own RCIS through a subsidiary, but there could be others. As far as getting an operating LOC without crop insurance, well I suppose that it is possible, but with margins so tight, I don't know many bankers who would do it. There is too much at risk. How many farmers could stomach a complete crop failure? With the high input costs, machinery, building, and land debt or rental prices, you might be able to stomach 1 year of loss. 2 years and you would be out of business. Even with a CAT policy it wouldn't be pretty. For as cheap as crop insurance is priced, to not take it out, you are not balancing the risk/reward very well.
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On Tues April 15 the seller Front Source Tech claimed by email it shipped via FEDEX & gave me a tracking number. Wed I went to Fedex website and called customer service to trace & no package was in the Fedex system. I emailed Front Source with the email address provided from Rakuten on Wed 4/16 & emailed Rakuten Fri 4/18. There is NO telephone number to call Rakuten on Website. I emailed again Front Source Tues 4/22. left 2 telephone messages. I emailed Rakuten again 4/23 & was issued Incident No. asking 72 hrs to trace. I finally got my Credit Card which had Rakuten telephone number in billing line then called Rakuten which I finally talked to Customer Service Rep on Mon April 28. She needed another 24 hrs to trace. On Wed. 4/30 I called again & she will get back to me within 24 hrs. & finally discovered the computer never was picked up from First Source on April 15. It finally shipped April 30 from NJ. I finally received computer Mon 5/5. Unfortunately the monitor did not stay on the stand & I called Front Source but this time it was replaced in a timely matter.
As I went along this process I realized the seller (Front Source) email address and Rakuten website were different than the Front Source Tech website, which may be why I received no answer from the seller.
The biggest problem was NO telephone number for Rakuten to contact.
I still did not get the $30 off with approval for Rakuten credit card and frankly it is not worth the effort with my frustration in the past month.
A friend says I have the patience of a saint.
"ABSOLUTELY DO NOT ORDER ANTHING FROM RAKUTEN AND GOLF OUTLETS OF AMERICA (Which is connected to Rakuten) .
I had ordered a Power Walker with this website(first mistake). After using it for couple of days, the speed stated to get slow even if it's on high speed. The Highest speed was 6km. I called the Rakuten (I was on hold for more than 20 minutes). I had a talk with Genesis Pena (So rude lady), I explained everything to her. so she sent me RAM Number for returning my product. what this means that i will have to pay the shipping cost!! If i do pay shipping cost then it will be over $70 for sure(because of the weight), But My point was that, why should i pay the shipping cost if you gave me the bad Product? Simple, I paid whole amount of money for this product, so I expect this product to work fine. This shouldn't be happening after 15 days of using it!!! What mad me mad was this Lady that i mention above, she sounded like my money grows on a trees. At first she didn't trusted me, but I trusted Rakuten for the product and money i gave (second Mistake). The walker finally stooped working after all. I lost my money and a walker!! I was going to call at that time because it wasn't been a month. but i was afraid that they will not refund me (saw one review about refund). but after few days i was lucky enough that my Neighbor took the walker for same prize and he used the parts for his company use. I like shopping online, but from now on i will never ever in my life use Rakuten, I should of had read the review online (3rd mistake). They should definitely shut there company, i didn't seen any review that was rated 5!!!! Shame on this company, and shame on Genesis Pena (she should be fired). "
"I placed an order early on Fri, May 9. I did receive an automated acknowledgment. Kept checking throughout the day and over the weekend, and during the next Monday, for news on shipping/tracking. Finally on Mon. afternoon I received an email saying that my shipping address is unknown to my credit card company and I must make arrangements with the company then verify it back to them. What? My credit card company is very much aware of my home/shipping address where I have resided (and placed hundreds of mail orders) for the past twelve years. If this was an issue (which it is not, all info was entered correctly), why was I not notified for four days? I wrote back, with a clear explanation as well as with a couple of questions. All I got in response was that they had been very busy so they could not get back until four days later with a (bogus) question about my credit card. (Apparently my camcorder order was just one more botheration . . . ) I cancelled my order, and shall be keeping CAREFUL WATCH ON MY CREDIT CARD FOR BOGUS CHARGES for the next several months. Something is fishy here. BE WARNED: Do not order from this company."
"Take forever to ship an Item and it takes minimum 50minutes if you want to get connected to a customer representation on phone. Very slow processing of orders and frustrating."
" Stay away. Only half the order was filled. No response from these guys or seller. These assholes won't return an email. Don't expect to get your stuff."
"Shame on me: Waited too long to buy new product Sony PS4 ($400 value). Everyone was out of stock, except Rakuten.
Shame on me: My kid decided he wanted a different system, so I returned the item to Rakuten seller Planet Fun Toys via USPS. I lost the tracking number.
Shame on Planet Fun Toys: Price gouging during the holidays. Paid $650 for a $400 product.
Shame on Planet Fun Toys: As of 4/25/2014, I have not been refunded. That's 5 months!
Shame on Planet Fun Toys: Seller won't respond to my emails. I've sent 4 since January asking about my refund. No response.
Shame on Rakuten: I contacted Rakuten's "customer service" to hopefully get their help. They won't do anything unless I can provide a tracking number. They won't even ask the seller if they received the package!!! I've asked Rakuten repeatedly to ask the seller if they received the package, and I get no response.
Funny thing, Planet Fun Toys seller is actually Planet Fun Toys LLC based in Wildomar California, owned and operated by a single person named Jonathan Shinn. Simple web search shows that info. Planet Fun Toys is no longer a seller on Rakuten. Hmmm, wonder what happened. I guess I'm out $650. Thanks Rakuten and Jonathan Shinn!
"The worst etailer on the planet. Customer service is non-existent. Their vendors are just as responsive (againt, non existent). Do not do business with these idiots."
"here is my thought about rakunen.com unprofessionalism.. they kept telling me my address is diffrent from my billing address but yet in still the took payment from my bank account countless of times so something weird was going on with them just when i thought i was getting my item they said item was on hold for verification problems with a mismatch in account information as compared to my billing address, when i finally matched them up it said i was o.k then five minutes later I'm rejected. when i contacted the bank they said it was that company rakuten.com not the there bank institution.i was buying laptop memory and got dupped no memory no sale no nothing a whole lot of hell sale.. wasted my time and effort ."
"I bought two pendant lights from this company. When they came they were not the color I expected. One box was opened and the other was not. The lights were never taken out of the box completely. I returned them in the original boxes with 3 days of receiving. I am being charged a 20% restocking fee and because the shipping was free they are taking that out of my credit as well. I am shipping them back on my own UPS dollar. What a rip off. I will never order from this company again. Bad, bad, bad. very bad!!!!!"
"I purchased 4 Coleman lanterns and was sent 4 lantern mantles instead. The order was filled by Wayfair. Wayfair said it was a mistake and will not send me the lanterns. The email confirmation has one order number, the package another one. Some kind of scam going on here. Both companies were no help. Do not order from either."
"I have used it first time. I have ordered for Swissgear maxxim laptop bag pack and I got swissgear MARs backpack that was of half the price. I have returned it , hope I get my money back.
Worst is Rakuten does not have any phone number to talk to. that's horrible....Other part is , Rakuten points can't be used with Paypal.......why? These are the thing that make me think Rakuten is worst place to do shopping.."


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This year's headliners include trumpeter and noted film music composer Terence Blanchard, vibraphonist and jazz education pioneer Gary Burton, Miles Davis alumnus bassist Dave Holland and his all star fusion band Prism featuring three of modern jazz's leading lights – Craig Taborn, guitarist Kevin Eubanks (formerly of The Tonight Show Band) and drummer Eric Harland, jazz's most celebrated new straight-ahead singer in years (and rightly so), Cecile McLorin Salvant, Chicago-affiliated bassist Rufus Reid, trumpeter and now elder statesman and noted mentor Tom Harrell leads a new band, Colors of a Dream featuring Esperanza Spalding. Finally, the Sun Ra Arkestra celebrates the centennial of Ra's "arrival" on planet Earth from Saturn.
Grammy winner Kurt Elling is among the world's foremost jazz vocalists. He has won every DownBeat Critics Poll for the last thirteen years and has been named "Male Singer of the Year" by the Jazz Journalists Association eight times in that same span. Every one of Elling's nine albums has been nominated for a Grammy. Kurt Elling will appear at the Green Mill on Friday and Saturday, July 4th and 5th. He will be performing with his quintet featuring John McLean on Guitar, Gary Versace on Piano, Clark Sommers on Bass, and Bryan Carter on Drums.


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FORT WAYNE – Ron Patterson was one of five members of Indiana's highly touted 2012 recruiting class. But he will not play this year for the Hoosiers.
The shooting guard from Broad Ripple High School did not meet all his of his academic requirements in summer school, the Indianapolis Star reported.
His options include transferring to another four-year school or a prep school.
We think very highly of Ron and will continue to work with him as allowed to help him reach his goals, IU coach Tom Crean said in a statement. He has the chance to do some special things for himself and his family and we will be supportive of whatever he chooses to do.
Patterson is a three-star recruit, according to Rivals.com. He is ranked the No. 131 player in the country and 30th among shooting guards for the class of 2012, according to Rivals.com.
The 6-foot-3 Patterson averaged 18.5 points, 5.7 rebounds and 3.8 assists as a senior and was a member of the Indiana All-Star team.
Patterson was part of a class that was ranked No. 5 nationally by Rivals.com in April. Point guard Kevin Yogi Ferrell (ranked No. 19 overall nationally), power forward Hanner Mosquera-Perea (No. 43), center Peter Jurkin and small forward Jeremy Hollowell (No. 41) remain.
The move ends speculation over Indiana's roster for the upcoming season. The Hoosiers have 13 scholarship players, in line with the number allowed. According to multiple reports, the team had until Monday – the day classes begin – to trim the number.
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In 1861 the Kingdom of Italy was proclaimed under Vittorio Emanuele of Savoy, with its capital and Parliament in Turin. After three short years history moved on, the capital was moved to Florence, and finally, with full unification in 1870, to Rome. But the Turinese — who, some say, have never got over their loss of the capital — to this day feel a special pride as the founders of modern Italy; and this pride, and perhaps also this sense of loss, is deeply shared by Turin Jews. Arnaldo Momigliano, the great Turinese Jewish historian, remembers that his grandmother was so intensely patriotic that she cried every time she heard the anthem of the Italian monarchy (even though, he adds, the music is so awful that 'if you can cry at that, you can cry at anything').
It is, therefore, also unsurprising that from 1861 — indeed, from 1848 — there was an extraordinary flowering of Jewish participation in Italian culture. The great Jewish gift which history has always acknowledged, Primo said ('Perhaps the only one'), is literacy, for it is a duty for every Jew to be able to read the Bible. In the second half of the nineteenth century the great majority of Italians were still illiterate; and this gave their newly-born fellow citizens their chance. Within one or two generations Italian Jews had transformed themselves from small provincial traders, moneylenders and rabbis to metropolitan professionals, particularly in the professions of writing and the Word: government service, the law, the universities, journalism. Turinese Jews distinguished themselves most of all in the University, especially in the sciences. Until 1938 the whole of Italy was famous for the numbers of Jews who reached the highest positions in the land: in government, where there were nineteen Jewish senators by 1920, and two Jewish prime ministers (though one, Sidney Sonnino, had become a Protestant); in the army, where Jews could even become generals, and several Piedmontese Jews did; in the navy, which after the racial laws of 1938 found itself having to expel its two top commanders. One of the most eminent newspapermen in newly united Italy was a Jew called Primo Levi, who had been such a tireless supporter of the Risorgimento that Garibaldi sent him his own personal thanks. On the wall of his study in Turin the second Italian Jewish writer called Primo Levi hung a copy of Garibaldi's letter to the first — lightly expressing, in the pun on his name, his own Jewish pride in liberal, enlightened Italy.
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Piedmontese Jews were the most Italian of all Italian Jews: but not the most assimilated. In Mantua, for example, the Jewish community was already losing members to intermarriage before the turn of the century. In Turin numbers held steady, at around 4,000, right up to 1938. Endogamy remained unbreached up to the First World War, and beyond: the second Primo Levi himself still married 'in' after the Second.
He wrote about this in 1984, for an exhibition of Jewish life in Turin. If every country gets the Jews it deserves, he said, Piedmont deserved its loyal Jewish citizens, having accepted them with 'fundamental tolerance' for 500 years. In return, of all the integrated Jews of Italy Turinese Jews were among the most integrated. Uniformly middle-class and educated, they played the largest role in their city's intelligentsia of all the Jews of Italy. Nonetheless, they lived in a very special balance. They were integrated, but not assimilated; accepted, but apart. Anywhere else this may have seemed the special and suspicious exclusiveness of Jews. But here it was not unusual. Turin is a city made up of many small circles of people, coming together in their public and working lives, but spending their private and social lives apart. Into this mixture, which is not a solution, the Jews could fit. Their 'age-old reserve' matched 'the famous reserve of the Piedmontese'; and neither took the other's personally. Turinese Jews lived in peace: but with a 'double inheritance of reserve'.
The Famous Reserve of the Piedmontese
In 1797, high in the mountains between Piedmont and France, ten battalions of Piedmontese soldiers were given the command ' Bugia nèn ': Do not move; do not yield. And they didn't. The French grenadiers were turned back, and the Piedmontese had acquired their name.
The typical Piedmontese is a bugia nèn . He comes (even if not personally) from a military and monarchical tradition: spartan, conservative and hierarchical, based on values of hard work, discipline and duty. He is patient and stubborn; he never abandons what he has begun. He does not yield or complain, but endures. Although fortunately he need no longer obey it, he quotes the old proverb with admiration: Fa il tuo dovere e crepa , Do your duty and die. But he is no slave: there is a long tradition of bugia nèn rebels, who, having decided, after long and careful thought, to dissent, did that patiently and stubbornly too.


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Pedestrian shoots passenger in car on Somerville Street
A responding officer applied a combat tourniquet to control the bleeding of the 25-year-old passenger, whom police found at the Queen City Avenue 7-Eleven after the driver sped away from the shooting.
Police said the shooting took place late Monday night on Somerville Street.
After speaking to the victim, police said they quickly located Thomas Landry, 25, on Somerville Street. He matched the description of the shooter, police said.
Police said Landry told them he had been robbed and became increasingly agitated as police questioned him.
"He began to yell and shout at people in the area and became aggressive towards them despite warnings to desist," police said in a statement.
Landry, who lives at 759 Somerville St., was initially charged with disorderly conduct and eventually charged in connection with the shooting. Those charges include first-degree assault, criminal threatening and reckless conduct.
Arraigned Tuesday morning in Circuit Court-Manchester District Division, Landry's bail was set at $50,000 cash or surety. Landry, who told police he suffers from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder from military service, could enter no plea to felony charges of first-degree assault, criminal threatening and reckless conduct.
A probable cause hearing on the felonies and a status hearing on a disorderly conduct charge were set for July 30 at 11 a.m.
Police said the investigation remains active. The motive remains unclear, and there appears to be no connection between Landry and the two women.
Police first received word of the shooting about 11:23 p.m.
They said 23-year-old driver of the car was traveling east on Somerville Street past Wilson Street when a man on foot entered the roadway. The driver stopped, expecting the person to cross the street in front of her.
Instead, the pedestrian approached the driver's side of the car and pointed a handgun into the driver's open window, the women told police. He fired the gun within feet of the vehicle, striking the passenger in the leg.
The driver reported feeling the concussion of the fired shot and immediately drove away, ultimately traveling to the 7-Eleven where they sought help from a clerk and customers.
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