D.U.P. No. 85-13
Synopsis:
The Administrator of Unfair Practice Proceedings declines to issue a complaint with respect to an unfair practice charge alleging that the Charging Party's majority representative (1) refused to honor his written request to have dues deductions stopped as of a certain date, and (2) refused to process two grievances to arbitration on his behalf. With regard to the first allegation, Charging Party's majority representative, at an exploratory conference, agreed to tender to Charging Party an amount representing the total dues paid during the period in question, less the permissible agency shop fee. With regard to the second allegation, the Administrator determined that the majority representative had been prepared to go forth with arbitration proceedings, but adjourned them at Charging Party's request when a dispute arose over the order in which Charging Party wished his grievances to be addressed. Thus, the first issue appears moot, and the second does not appear to constitute arbitrary, discriminatory, or bad faith conduct on the part of the majority representative, and, accordingly, is not violative of the Act.
PERC Citation:
D.U.P. No. 85-13, 10 NJPER 604 (¶15282 1984)
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23.25 71.226 73.113
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