Decision 0250E – Holtville Unified School District

LA-CE-1144

Decision Date: September 30, 1982

Decision Type: PERB Decision

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Perc Vol: 6
Perc Index: 13235

Decision Headnotes

1000.00000 – SCOPE OF REPRESENTATION
1000.02121 – Retirement

The subject of mandatory retirement is negotiable.

101.00000 – PERB: OPERATION, JURISDICTION, AUTHORITY; APPLICABILITY OF AND CONFLICTS WITH OTHER STATUTES
101.01000 – In General

Employer's obligation to bargain mandatory retirement does not conflict with Education Code section 44906; negotiations are precluded only where the statutory language demonstrates a legislative intent to establish a specific and unalterable provision, and contract proposals would replace or annul such provisions...; p. 11.

1500.00000 – MISCELLANEOUS ISSUES; EDUCATION CODE
1500.02000 – Education Code Sections Considered by PERB (By Number)

Section 44906 - Employer's obligation to bargain mandatory retirement does not conflict with Education Code section 44906; negotiations are precluded only where the statutory language demonstrates a legislative intent to establish a specific and unalterable provision, and contract proposals would replace or annul such provisions...; p. 11.

1500.00000 – MISCELLANEOUS ISSUES; EDUCATION CODE
1500.03000 – Education Code Sections Considered by PERB (By Subject)

Employee attaining the age of 70 - Employer's obligation to bargain mandatory retirement does not conflict with Education Code section 44906; negotiations are precluded only where the statutory language demonstrates a legislative intent to establish a specific and unalterable provision, and contract proposals would replace or annul such provisions...; p. 11.

1500.00000 – MISCELLANEOUS ISSUES; EDUCATION CODE
1500.01000 – In General

Employer's obligation to bargain mandatory retirement does not conflict with Education Code section 44906; negotiations are precluded only where the statutory language demonstrates a legislative intent to establish a specific and unalterable provision, and contract proposals would replace or annul such provisions...; p. 11.