REMEDIES FOR UNFAIR PRACTICES; INJUNCTIVE RELIEF – Standards for Obtaining Injunctive Relief

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In addition to its failure to establish a substantial or non-frivolous theory of an unfair practice, the University’s charges raised no colorable claim that “there exists a probability that the purposes of the [HEERA] will be frustrated unless temporary relief is granted . . . [or] the circumstances of a case create a reasonable apprehension that the efficacy of the Board’s final order may be nullified, or the administrative procedures will be rendered meaningless.” [Citation.] This is because the University complained only that the strikes would inflict “a disproportionate level economic harm,” which, even if true, did not warrant injunctive relief in this case. (p. 10.)