Decision 1416E – Orange Unified School District
LA-CE-4174-E
Decision Date: December 11, 2000
Decision Type: PERB Decision
Description: The Board remanded the case for issuance of a complaint. The charge alleged that the employer unilaterally implemented changes in the terms and conditions of employment.
Disposition: Remanded to General Counsel’s office for issuance of a complaint to determine which of two agreements was the subject of the unfair practice charge, whether impasse had been broken, and adequacy of notice
Perc Vol: 25
Perc Index: 32021
Decision Headnotes
608.08000 – Exhaustion of Impasse Procedures or Time Between Impasse and Mediation
Board remands the matter to PERB General Counsel's office for issuance of a complaint to determine which of two agreements was the subject of the unfair practice charge, whether impasse had been broken, and adequacy of notice regarding District's implementation of its last, best and final offer; pp. 12-18.
900.01000 – In General
After the recommendations of a factfinding panel have been issued and considered in good faith, the parties may remain at impasse or return to the bargaining table until they reach agreement; p. 7.
900.05000 – Post-Impasse
Once impasse is reached either party may refuse to negotiate further and the employer is free to implement changes reasonably comprehended with its last, best and final offer; p. 8. Although the duty to bargain is dormant while the parties are participating in impasse procedures, the employer or the employee organization can be required to negotiate further in good faith when the impasse is broken by a change in circumstances; p. 8. The duty to bargain is revived when one party proposes a concession from its earlier bargaining position which indicates that agreement may be possible; p. 12.
1107.03000 – Remand for Further Hearing; Remand to General Counsel
Board remands the matter to PERB General Counsel's office for issuance of a complaint to determine which of two agreements was the subject of the unfair practice charge, whether impasse had been broken, and adequacy of notice regarding District's implementation of its last, best and final offer; pp. 12-18.