Decision 1029S – California Union of Safety Employees (Trevisanut) * * * PARTIALLY OVERRULED by Downey Unified School District (2026) PERB Decision No. 3018 * * *
S-CO-132-S
Decision Date: December 13, 1993
Decision Type: PERB Decision
Perc Vol: 18
Perc Index: 25026
Decision Headnotes
407.02000 – Withdrawal of Union Membership; Authorization Suggested, Aided or Discouraged
***PARTIALLY OVERRULED ON OTHER GROUNDS BY Downey Unified School District (2026) PERB Decision No. 3018.***
Requirement by the union that members submit an acknowledgment form in addition to the signed withdrawal letter required by the Dills Act violates members' right to withdraw from membership; pp. 7-8. Parties are prohibited from extending the contract without also extending the window period for withdrawing from union membership; p. 8. In the absence of a contract, there is no requirement of maintenance of membership; pp. 8-9.
1100.03000 – Standing
***PARTIALLY OVERRULED BY Downey Unified School District (2026) PERB Decision No. 3018, which held that an employee’s post separation allegations against an employer or a union are actionable if they are integrally tied to the employment relationship and satisfy all other substantive and procedural requirements.***
In order to have standing to file a charge, a person must have been an employee at the time the unfair practice occurred. Subsequent retirement or separation from state service does not invalidate standing; p. 9.
1204.01000 – In General
*** PARTIALLY OVERRULED ON OTHER GROUNDS BY Downey Unified School District (2026) PERB Decision No. 3018.***
Only named parties should be granted a remedy. To grant a remedy to employees not named as parties amounts to amending the complaint; pp. 9-10.
1204.04000 – Reimbursement of Dues, Fees and Exactions to Employees; Union Liability
***PARTIALLY OVERRULED ON OTHER GROUNDS BY Downey Unified School District (2026) PERB Decision No. 3018.***
Only named parties should be granted a remedy. To grant a remedy to employees not named as parties amounts to amending the complaint; pp. 9-10.