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January 2004
Name
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Subject Matter
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Date Issued
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Case Number
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City of Detroit (Department of Public Works) -and- Teamsters Local 214 -and- Reginald Wallace |
No Timely Exceptions; Correspondence from Charging Party Failed to Specify Grounds for Exceptions; Due Date for Filing Exceptions is the Date on which the Document is Received, Not Postmarked; Unfair Labor Practice Charge Dismissed |
1/27/04 |
C01 C-055 & CU01 D-026 |
City of Detroit -and- Association of Municipal Inspectors |
Unfair Labor Practice Found -Employer Commenting He Could Act Unilaterally Because Employees No Longer Had A Bargaining Contract Chilled Employee's Exercise of Protected Rights; Employer's Unilateral Changes of Employee Handbook While No Bargaining Contract Existed Amounted to Unilateral Changes of Terms and Conditions of Employment; Employer's Reinstatement of Disciplinary Action Against Employee When No Collective Bargaining Agreement Existed Is Not a ULP Because No Evidence Existed Employer Was Motivated by Employee's Union Activity. |
1/27/04 (20 Day Order) |
C02 F-133 |
Region VII Area on Aging -and- Nancy Smith |
Unfair Labor Practice Charge Dismissed - Charging Party Failed to File Charge Within the Requisite Six-Month Statute of Limitations Period; Unfair Labor Practice Charge Not Tolled While Pending Before the NLRB. |
1/27/04 (20 Day Order) |
C03 G-157 |
Bureau of Employment Relations This page last updated 04/08/04 |