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Date Issued
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| City of Detroit -and- American Federation of State County and Municipal Employees, Michigan Council 25, Local 542, (AFSCME) |
20 Day Order - MERC no longer prepares summaries on decisions without exceptions. |
5/30/12
(20 Day Order) |
C10 J-265 |
Duty to bargain; information request; presumptively relevant |
| Genesee Township (Police Dept.) -and- Bryan Drinkwine |
20 Day Order - MERC no longer prepares summaries on decisions without exceptions. |
5/30/12
(20 Day Order) |
C11 D-076 | Discrimination; protected concerted activity |
| American Federation of Teachers, Local 3550 -and- Melinda Day |
20 Day Order - MERC no longer prepares summaries on decisions without exceptions. |
5/25/12
(20 Day Order) |
CU08 J-057 & CU09 K-036 | Duty of fair representation; agency fee |
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Detroit Public Schools |
20 Day Order - MERC no longer prepares summaries on decisions without exceptions. |
5/22/12
(20 Day Order) |
C10 G-175 | Duty to bargain; Subcontracting; Noninstructional support services. Discrimination; Anti-union Animus |
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Detroit Public Schools |
Unfair Labor Practices Not Found: Both Charges Failed to State Valid Claims Under PERA; Charging Party’s Allegations Against Each Respondent Contained Conclusory Assertions of Misconduct Without Adequate Factually Based Details; An Individual Charging Party’s Allegation of a Contract Breach, Without More, Is Insufficient to Sustain a ULP Claim Against an Employer; Mere Disagreement or Dissatisfaction with a Union’s Efforts is Insufficient Basis to Support a ULP Charge. Allegations of a Hostile Workplace Fall Outside of MERC’s Jurisdiction for Remedy. |
5/15/12
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C11 I-160 & CU11 I-027 | Failure to State a claim |
| Traverse Area District Library -and- Margaret Kelly |
Unfair Labor Practice Not Found: Charge Barred by the Six Month Statute of Limitations Period Under PERA Section 16(a); Charging Party’s Allegations of Wrongful Discharge Were Based on Conduct Occurring More Than Six Months Prior to the Filing of the Charge; Contractual Requirements to Undertake Internal Efforts to Remedy a Dispute Will Not Toll the Limitations Period for Filing a ULP Charge with MERC. |
5/15/12
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C11 G-121 |
Subject matter - Statute of limitations; Tolling |
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