Francette 9 Ronan St Apt 2 Boston, MA 02125 January 23, 2013 To Whom It May Concern: | Steve Francette resigned from the Suffolk County Sheriffs Department in April of 2009 because of discrimination and harassment. In 2001 my partner at the time Sergeant Bill McLaughlin and | received an unjust 4 day suspension for an attempted escape from the Nashua St. Jail (4-4Unit / 4" floor).

Suffolk County Sheriffs Department Jail _ 7 House 20 Bradston Street Boston, Boston, MA 02114 (617) 635-1100 STEVEN W. TOMPKINS of Correction 200 Nashua Street MA 02118 (617) 635-1000 SHERIFF May 16, 2013 Edward B.

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS DEPARTMENT OF LABOR RELATIONS HEREC REREERREREERERNAEEEAEEEEREREEERRAEETRRREEEERK In the Matter of * * * * SUFFOLK COUNTY SHERIFFS DEPARTMENT and * MUP-06-4774 Case No.: Date Issued: April 27, 2012 * AFSCME, COUNCIL 93, AFL-CIO Hearing Officer: Kathleen Goodberlet, Esq. Appearances: Ellen M. Caulo, Esq. - Representing the Suffolk County Sheriff's Department Joseph L.

Ct. 549 (2007); Suffolk County Sheriff's Department, 28 MLC 253, 259 (2002). The Boards jurisdiction is not contested.

Homsy: I have received the petition of Richard Libby appealing the nomesponse of the Suffolk County Sheriffs Department (Department) to his March 9, 2017 request for public records. G. L. c. 66 lO(b); see also 950 C.M.R. 32.08(2). Specifically, Mr. Libby requested records pertaining to "the policy that governs the field supervision unit (FSU)." Having received no response, Mr. Libby petitioned this office.

Assistant General Counsel Suffolk County Sheriff's Department 200 Nashua Street Boston, MA 02114 Dear Attorney Romero: I have received the petition of Seth Kershner appealing the response of the Suffolk County Sheriffs Department (Department) to a request for public records. G. L. c. 66, lOA; see also 950 C.M.R. 32.08(1). Specifically, Mr.

See Suffolk County Sheriffs Department, 38 MLC 178, 184 (2012) and cases cited therein. However, when the union has knowledge of a proposed change and a reasonable opportunity to negotiate over the subject, but nevertheless fails to request to bargain over such a proposed change, it has waived the bargaining obligation. See Town of Watertown, 32 MLC 54, 56 (2005) and cases cited therein.

Also in this case, because DeBow-Huang offered to meet with Trahon, the Unions situation is similar to that of the union in Suffolk County Sheriff's Department, 29 MLC 21, MUP-01-2911 (July 18, 2002). In Suffolk County Sheriffs Department, the employer converted to a new software program in November of 1999 that did not include differentials in the overtime calculation. The Union discovered the problem in December of 1999 or January of 2000.

Cawley Deputy General Counsel Suffolk County Sheriff's Department 200 Nashua Street Boston, MA 02114 David McLean, President Jail Officers and Employees Association of Suffolk County 200 Nashua Street Boston, MA 02114 The Commonwealth of Massachusetts Division of Labor Relations In the Matter of Steve Francette, Charging Party and Suffolk County Sheriff and Jail Officers and Employees Association of Suffolk County, Respondents SUP-11-1283 and SUPL

Assistant General Counsel Suffolk County Sheriff's Department 200 Nashua Street Boston, MA 02114 Dear Attorney Romero: I have received the petition of Seth Kershner appealing the response of the Suffolk County Sheriff's Department (Department) to a request for public records. G. L. c. 66, lOA; see also 950 C.M.R. 32.08(1). Specifically, on August 3, 2018, Mr.

Suffolk County Sheriffs Dept. 200 Nashua Street Boston, MA 02114 RE: SUP-21-8870 JAIL OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION OF SUFFOLK COUNTY AND SUFFOLK COUNTY SHERIFFS DEPARTMENT Dear Mr. Coyne and Mr. Forbes: Please be advised that the Department of Labor Relations has decided to administratively close the above-referenced case as requested by the Parties, for sixty (60) days or until FRIDAY MARCH 11, 2022.

The Jail Officers and Employees Association of Suffolk County (Union) is the lawful bargaining agent for a bargaining unit of Jail Officers, Corporals, and Sergeants employed within the Suffolk County Sheriffs Department (Department) at the Suffolk County Jail (Jail). The Association is an employee organization pursuant to G. L. c. 150E (the Law) at Section 1. 2.

On June 22, 2000, Jacobs submitted an investigation report to the Suffolk County Sheriffs Department. . On April 17, 2001, the Boston Police Department Internal Affairs Division (IAD) issued acomplairit against Smith for alleged violations of Rule 102, 3 (Conduct Unbecoming), and Rule 102, 9 (Respectful Treatment). regarding the complaint against Smith.

Based upon the documents entered into evidence and the testimony of: Superintendent-in-Chief Albert Goslin, Boston Police Department; Officer Tyrone Smith, Boston Police Department; and for the Suffolk County Sheriffs Department: Stephen F. Jacobs, Deputy Superintendent of Operations; Lieutenant Charles Bailey, Deputy Sheriff Gary Henry and Lieutenant Melvin Reed, I make the following findings of fact: 1.