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Research batch 19

Batch 19.

Batch 19 (7 Oct 2026) narrows the question to one sequence: a person reports a hazard; the institution turns to the reporter's mental fitness; a psychiatric referral, examination, threat, detention, diagnosis or employment restriction follows; the hazard report is addressed, sidelined or left open. It opens with Petitt v. Delta from the Department of Labor's own decisions, adds the nuclear-sector precedent Diaz-Robainas v. Florida Power & Light, maps the federal, military, nuclear, rail and California-healthcare rules that name psychiatric referral as a possible reprisal, and separates the NRC's chilled-work-environment record from psychiatric-specific retaliation.

consolidated record; no separate original batch file supplied. The full source retains additional narrative, method, bibliography and correction sections.

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Diaz-Robainas: a safety dispute became an evaluation order

Nuclear (Turkey Point)

A Turkey Point engineer disputed safety-related equipment decisions and was ordered to undergo a psychological evaluation. He refused and was fired. The Labor Secretary found the order retaliatory; no examination took place.

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