Kostas Diamantis

The Connecticut Employees' Review Board dismissed a complaint filed by Konstantinos Diamantis, ruling that it had no jurisdiction to hear the case.

Kosta Diamantis, a former Connecticut state budget official who was fired from one position and resigned from another last year, is arguing that he lost his job because of an unbearable work environment in the Lamont administration.

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The state argues that the review board lacks jurisdiction to hear the appeal because Kosta Diamantis did not resign in good standing. A hearing is set for September.

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WSHU’s Ebong Udoma spoke with CT Mirror’s Dave Altimari to discuss his article, “Emails show more involvement of Kosta Diamantis in daughter’s job search,” as part of the collaborative podcast Long Story Short.

Subpoenaed documents offer new insights into Konstantinos Diamantis’ efforts to advocate for his daughter Anastasia.

Auditors found deficiencies in internal controls and said the program didn’t comply with laws and regulations.

The increase is needed because of inflation, according to Governor Ned Lamont's administration.

Communications with Kosta Diamantis are sought from Groton, Tolland, Bristol and Hartford.