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I.R. No. 83-8
Synopsis:
A Commission designee failed to restrain the Long Branch Board of Education from prohibiting an NJEA representative from coming on school premises during regular school hours.
It was found that there was contract language which justified the conduct of the Board. The Associaiton claimed there was a past practice which gave the NJEA representative the right to be on the premises. The Commission has long held that express contract language prevails over an alleged, contrary past practice and, accordingly, the Association did not show it had a substantial likelihood of success at a full plenary hearing.
PERC Citation:
I.R. No. 83-8, 8 NJPER 619 (¶13294 1982)
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72.111 74.374
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