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H.O. No. 82-3
Synopsis:
A Hearing Officer of the New Jersey Public Employment Relations Commission finds that fire and ambulance dispatchers are not "employees engaged in firefighting" within the meaning of the Police and Fire Compulsory Interest Arbitration Act. Accordingly, he recommends that a representation petition which Local 2778, IAFF, AFL-CIO filed to represent such employees be dismissed and that these employees remain in a broad-based, county-wide unit of employees presently represented by New Jersey Civil Service Association, Council #10.
A Hearing Officer's Report and Recommendations is not a final administrative determination of the Public Employment Relations Commission. The report is submitted to the Director of Representation who reviews the Report, any exceptions thereto filed by the parties and the record, and issues a decision which may adopt, reject or modify the Hearing Officer's findings of fact and/or conclusions of law. The Director's decision is binding upon the parties unless a request for review is filed before the Commission.
PERC Citation:
H.O. No. 82-3, 7 NJPER 491 (¶12218 1981)
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03.36 15.43 33.333 33.334 33.342 33.382
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