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| Name | Subject Matter | Date Issued | Case Number(s) | Topic(s) |
| Garden City Education Association , MEA/NEA -and- Garden City Public Schools | Motion for Reconsideration Denied: Charging Party Presented Same Issues Previously Addressed by Commission in Prior Order; Charging Party Wavied its Right to Present Evidence by Failing to Present it Before the ALJ. | 1/12/2021 | CU18 F-020 | Motion for Reconsideration |
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Ypsilanti Community Schools -and- Teamsters Local 243 -and- Deanne Freeman -and- Leslie Harris |
Unfair Labor Practice Found: District Violated Section 10(1)(c) by Failing to Hire Charging Parties, Who Both Served as Shop Stewards for Teamsters Local 243, When it Brought its Transportation Services Back in House; Commission Has Jurisdiction as Charging Parties Applied for Employment Directly with the School District, Which is a Public Employer; Remedy Posed by ALJ Appropriate; The Equitable Make-Whole Remedy it to Provide Charging Parties an Offer of Instatement With Back Pay; No Error in ALJ’s Credibility Determinations That Charging Parties Were Subject to Anti-Union Animus. |
1/12/2021 |
10(1)(c); Commission Jurisdiction; Remedy; Anti-Union Animus |