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April 2014
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Subject Matter
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Date Issued
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Case Number
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Topic(s)
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Ionia Public Schools-and-Ionia Education Association |
Unfair Labor Practice Not Found- Employer did not violate § 10(1)(a) or (e) when it failed to hold a "bid-bump" meeting or when it failed to post vacancies for teaching positions in accordance with the parties' expired collective bargaining agreement; Employer has no duty to bargain over decisions about teacher placement as such decisions are prohibited subjects of bargaining under §15(3)(j) of PERA. |
4/22/14
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C12 G-136 | Duty to Bargain; 2011 PA 103; Prohibited Subjects of Bargaining; §15(3)(j) of PERA; Maintenance of Terms and Conditions after Contract Expiration |
Tuscola County Road Commission |
Unit Clarification Petition Dismissed- Unit Clarification is Not Appropriate to Move Established Positions in or out of Bargaining Units Contrary to Bargaining History; The Position in Question was Historically Excluded From Petitioner's Unit; Unit Clarification is used to Resolve Ambiguities Concerning Unit Placement of Newly Created or Recently Substantially Changed Classifications; Petitioner Failed to Allege that the Position had been Recently Substantially Changed. |
4/22/14
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UC13 H-012 | Unit Clarification; Bargaining History; Summary Disposition |
Washtenaw County-and-AFSCME Council 25, Local 3052 |
Motion for Reconsideration Granted- Commission Decision Incorporating Parties Settlement Agreement to Dismiss Unit Clarification Petitions was Vacated; Parties' Jointly Requested that Settlement Agreement Not be Published; Commission Vacated Decision Based on Parties' Joint Request; Unit Clarification Petitions Dismissed with Prejudice. |
4/22/14
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UC09 J-029 & UC06 J-032-A | Motion for Reconsideration; Unit Clarification |
Oakland County –and– Oakland County Employees Union |
Unfair Labor Practice Not Found: Respondent did not Violate its Duty to Bargain by Unilaterally Implementing Unpaid Alternate On-Call System; Charge was Timely as Filed within Six Months of Act Constituting Alleged Violation; Allegation of Mid-term Modification of Prior Letter of Agreement (LOA) Dismissed as Language Previously Interpreted by Arbitrator; Unpaid Alternate On-Call System was Covered by LOA, Employer Had Already Satisfied its Duty to Bargain and Was Entitled to Rely on Arbitrator's Interpretation of LOA; Even if Issue was not Covered by Agreement, Undisputed Facts Establish a Past Practice; Respondent's Implementation of Alternate On-Call Systems was Not a Unilateral Change but Merely Continuation of the Status Quo. |
4/18/14
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C12 J-209 | Statute of Limitations; Duty to Bargain; Mid-term Modifications; Unilateral Change; Past Practice |
Maud Preston Palenske Memorial Library-and-AFSCME Council 25, Local 2757.09 and Local 2757.10 |
Unfair Labor Practice Found- Respondent Repudiated Contract by Refusing to Process Grievance; Charging Party's Notice of Intent to Negotiate was too Ambiguous to Terminate Contract; Grievance Arbitration Provision of Contract is still Binding. |
4/10/14
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C12 K-223 | Duty to Bargain; Repudiation; Unilateral Change; Grievance Arbitration; Arbitrability |
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