Decision 0959S – California State Employees Association (Finch)

S-CO-142

Decision Date: November 20, 1992

Decision Type: PERB Decision

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Perc Vol: 17
Perc Index: 24002

Decision Headnotes

1503.00000 – MISCELLANEOUS ISSUES; REGULATIONS
1503.03000 – Regulations Considered (By Number) (Continued)

Pursuant to PERB Regulation 32635, Board did not consider facts raised for first time on appeal; p. 2.

1107.00000 – CASE PROCESSING PROCEDURES;PROCEDURES BEFORE THE BOARD
1107.01000 – Exceptions; Responses to Exceptions; Standing; Extensions of Time/Late Filing/Waiver

Pursuant to PERB Regulation 32635, Board did not consider facts raised for first time on appeal; p. 2.

800.00000 – UNION UNFAIR PRACTICES; DUTY OF FAIR REPRESENTATION
800.04000 – Scope of Duty; Internal Union Affairs

Duty of fair representation does not extend to extra-contractual hearings such as SPB hearings. Duty is limited to contractually based remedies under the employee organizations exclusive control; p. 3, dismissal letter.

800.00000 – UNION UNFAIR PRACTICES; DUTY OF FAIR REPRESENTATION
800.05000 – Mode or Adequacy of Representation/Advocacy

Charge dismissed for failure to state a prima facie violation of the duty of fair representation. Denial of charging party's request for representation before the State Personnel Board (SPB) does not show that the union engaged in arbitrary, discriminatory or bad faith conduct; p. 4, warning letter. New unfair practice charge alleging that exclusive representative was ill and not competent to represent charging party did not include sufficient facts to show arbitrary, discriminatory or bad faith conduct; p. 3.

1101.00000 – CASE PROCESSING PROCEDURES; LIMITATION PERIOD FOR FILING CHARGE
1101.01000 – In General

As all allegations in unfair practice charge occurred more than six months prior to the filing of the charge, Board agent properly dismissed charge; p. 2, dismissal letter.

1101.00000 – CASE PROCESSING PROCEDURES; LIMITATION PERIOD FOR FILING CHARGE
1101.03000 – Computation of Six-Month Period

As charging party arguably knew or should have known of the exclusive representative's alleged unlawful conduct six months and one day before the charge was received in the PERB office, was filed outside the six month statute of limitations; p. 3, dismissal letter.