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| Name | Subject Matter | Date Issued | Case Number(s) | Topic(s) |
| CITY OF DETROIT, -and- DETROIT FIRE FIGHTERS ASSOCIATION, LOCAL 344 |
Unfair Labor Practice Not Found: Charging Party Failed to Identify Any Specific Effects it Wished to Bargain Over, and Therefore, Cannot Support a Finding that Respondent Violated it Duty to Bargain; No Evidence to Suggest Seniority Requirement Was Not Maintained by Respondent; Communication by Respondent to Bargaining Unit Members Regarding Training Covered Under its Purview and Not Direct Dealing. | October 28, 2024 (No Exceptions) |
22-G-1608-CE | Duty to Bargain; Seniority; Direct Dealing |
| CAPITOL CITY LABOR PROGRAM, -and- CITY OF EAST LANSING | Unfair Labor Practice Found: Respondent Violated its Duty to Bargain in Good Faith Under Section 10(1)(e) By Submitting Certain Proposals to the Act 312 Arbitration Panel; Certain Portions of the Proposal Submitted By the Union Implicated Non-Mandatory Subjects Of Bargaining and the ALJ Recommended Respondent Refrain From Bargaining to Impasse on Those Subjects; Permissive Subjects of Bargaining May Not Lawfully Be Negotiated to Impasse or Submitted to Act 312 Arbitration; Proposals Regarding Mandatory Subjects of Bargaining Submitted By the Union Do Not Violate PERA. | October 28, 2024 (No Exceptions) | 22-H-1678-CU | 10(1)(e); Mandatory Subjects of Bargaining |
| INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF ELECTRICAL WORKERS, LOCAL 58, -and- JOHN RIES, -and- DAVID SCHLAK, -and- SANDRA BRECKENRIDGE, -and- CHRISTOPHER KLEBBA | Unfair Labor Practice Not Found: Charging Parties Failed to Allege That Any Actions of the IBEW Had Impact on Their Terms or Conditions of Employment; Charging Parties Allegations That Respondent Violated PERA By Removing Them From Taking Part in Representational Activities Are Internal Union Matters, Which Are Outside of Commission Jurisdiction. | October 29, 2024 (No Exceptions) | 23-J-1779-CU & 23-K-1828-CU & 23-K-1868-CU & 23-K-1875-CU |
Failure to State Claim; Internal Union Matter |
| AMERICAN FEDERATION OF STATE, COUNTY & MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES, AFL-CIO, -and- JAJUAN STEVENSON | Unfair Labor Practice Not Found: Charging Party Abruptly Left Hearing Without Presenting Any Evidence and Therefore Abandoned His Charge; Matter Dismissed. | October 30, 2024 (No Exceptions) | 23-G-1243-CU | Charge Abandoned |
| GRAND RAPIDS ASSOCIATION OF CHILD CARE WORKERS, -and- LISA McCOY, -and- LELAR CLAY | Unfair Labor Practice Not Found: Respondent Did Not Violate PERA by Failing to Agree to the School District’s Proposal to Give Some Childcare Workers a Stipend; Charging Parties Disagree With the Union’s Rejection of the Proposal Because They Were Negatively Impacted by the Decision; Commission Will Not Interject Over Discretionary Decisions Made By a Labor Organization Merely Because Individual Members Perceive Themselves to be Adversely Impacted. | October 31, 2024 (No Excecptions) | 24-A-0024-CU & 24-C-0634-CU |
Failure to State Claim |
| CITY OF DETROIT (POLICE DEPARTMENT), -and- TEAMSTERS, LOCAL 214 -and- ROBERT NICKERSON | Unfair Labor Practice Not Found: Charging Party Failed to Respond to Motion for Summary Disposition and Failed to Appear for Evidentiary Hearing; Charge Abandoned by Charging Party and Therefore Dismissal Appropriate. | October 31, 2024 (No Exceptions) | 24-E-0982-CE & 24-E-0986-CE & 24-E-0981-CU & 24-E-0985-CU |
Failure to Respond; Charge Abandoned |