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| Benton Harbor Public Schools -and- Freddie McGee |
Unfair Labor Practice Not Found: Charging Party Failed to Establish Prima Facie Case of Discrimination; No Evidence of Anti-Union Animus; Speculation and Conjecture are Insufficient to Show Discriminatory Motive. |
9/19/13
(20 Day Order) |
C12 H-163 |
Discrimination; Burden of Proof; Anti-Union Animus; Summary Disposition |
| Faust Public Library -and- Michigan AFSCME Council 25, AFL-CIO |
Challenged Ballot to be Counted: Librarian/Head of Children's Services Not a Statutory Supervisor; Librarian Lacked Authority to Hire, Fire, Discipline, or Otherwise Effectively Impact the Employment Status of Other Employees; Librarian's Position Should be Included in Bargaining Unit and Challenged Ballot Should be Counted with Election Results. |
9/16/13
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R09 D-053 | Representation; Supervisor Status |
| Government Employees Labor Council -and- Richard J. Smith |
Unfair Labor Practice Not Found: Union Did Not Violate Duty of Fair Representation When It Failed to Furnish Nonmember With Information Regarding Calculation of Service Fee Because Nonmember Was Not Being Compelled to Pay Dues at the Time; Union Did Not Violate Duty of Fair Representation When It Required Objector to Have Challenges in Successive Years Heard by the Same Arbitrator. |
9/12/13
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CU10 G-036 | Duty of Fair Representation; Union Dues; Agency Fee; Beck Rights; Dues Deduction |
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