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I.R. No. 84-1
Synopsis:
A Commission designee denies the application of the Charging Party for interim relief wherein it was sought to restrain the Respondent from decreasing the hours for its full-time cafeteria employees from six hours (6) per day to five and one half (5 1/2) per day, effective September 9, 1983, notwithstanding that the collective negotiations agreement, which does not expire until June 30, 1984, provides for a workday of six hours per day. It was concluded that the Charging Party failed to satisfy the "irreparable harm" standard for the grant of interim relief inasmuch as a monetary remedy could be provided at the end of the case after a plenary hearing. Not only could the affected employees be made whole in loss of wages if the Cahrging Party succeeds but the Commission could also award interest at the rate of 12% per annum.
PERC Citation:
I.R. No. 84-1, 10 NJPER 56 (¶15031 1983)
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74.374
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