D.U.P. No. 81-18
Synopsis:
The Director of Unfair Practices declines to issue a complaint with respect to an Unfair Practice Charge filed by a minority employee organization against the employer and the majority representative of employees alleging that the employer was not negotiating in good faith by violating the collective negotiations agreement and that the majority representative was not fairly representing employees by not grieving the alleged violations upon the request of the Charging Party. The director observes that the determination to initiate a group grievance is the majority representative's prerogative and he notes that the charging party did not assert that the majority representative's refusal to initiate the grievance was discriminatorily directed toward the charging party's members. Since there was no actionable claim of unfair representation against the majority representative, the director similarly finds no actionable claim against the employer.
PERC Citation:
D.U.P. No. 81-18, 7 NJPER 286 (¶12128 1981)
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23.23 71.14 71.226 73.113
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