Decision I047E – Antioch Unified School District, et. al (Link); Mt. Diablo Unified School District, et al. (Townley); Fremont Unified School District, et al. (Neely)
SF-CE-494; SF-CO-134; SF-CE-605; SF-CO-159; SF-CE-612; SF-CO-163
Decision Date: November 4, 1985
Decision Type: Injunctive Relief
Perc Vol: 9
Perc Index: 16238
Decision Headnotes
1207.02000 – Standards for Obtaining Injunctive Relief
Injunction requiring escrow of 100 percent of the employees' agency fees or expansion of protections afforded employees by the procedures as currently implement is not "just and proper;" pp. 6-7, 22, 26, 27, 31 & 32. Absence of a precollection hearing for agency fees does not establish reasonable cause to believe an unfair practice has occurred; p. 19. However, CTA's control and/or management of the agency fee account does present reasonable cause to believe an unfair practice has been committed; p. 20. Injunction requiring increases of the advance reduction and/or rebate amount is neither constitutionally required, nor just and proper; p. 30.
1207.04000 – Other
Injunction requiring escrow of 100 percent of the employees' agency fees or expansion of protections afforded employees by the procedures as currently implement is not "just and proper;" pp. 6-7, 22, 26, 27, 31 & 32. Absence of a precollection hearing for agency fees does not establish reasonable cause to believe an unfair practice has occurred; p. 19. However, CTA's control and/or management of the agency fee account does present reasonable cause to believe an unfair practice has been committed; p. 20. Injunction requiring increases of the advance reduction and/or rebate amount is neither constitutionally required, nor just and proper; p. 30.
803.03000 – Procedures for Collection
Injunction requiring escrow of 100 percent of the employees' agency fees or expansion of protections afforded employees by the procedures as currently implement is not "just and proper;" pp. 6-7, 22, 26, 27 31 & 32. Absence of a precollection hearing for agency fees does not establish reasonable cause to believe an unfair practice has occurred; p. 19. However, CTA's control and/or management of the agency fee account does present reasonable cause to believe an unfair practice has been committed; p. 20.