Cc: Personnel File (with attachments) Tewksbury State Hospital & NAGE & Sullivan Agreement Page 4 of 6 fol s/14 Date ATTACHMENT A Debra Tosti, CEO 365 East Street Tewksbury, MA 01876 Re: Letter of Resignation Dear Ms.

The Town asserts that the hearing officer relied on the Town of Plymouth, 40 MLC 179, 182 (Dec. 2013) and Town of Tewksbury, 19 MLC 1189, 1191 (1992) cases to determine that Ms. Newtons overtime was regularly scheduled. The Town further asserts that the above referenced cases are remarkably different from the facts in this case. However, the Union demonstrated that Ms.

See e.g., Town of Plymouth, 40 MLC 179, 182, MUP-06-4814 (December 30, 2013) (bargaining unit members had consistent routine of loading and hauling scrap metal on overtime basis to meet ongoing need over course of years); see also Town of Tewksbury, 19 MLC 1189, 1191, MUP-6923 (August 14, 1992) (the overtime at issue was scheduled overtime and not unscheduled overtime because employees were able to anticipate the availability of a certain number of

In the Town of Tewksbury, the Board addressed overtime opportunities during a coworker's medical leave. The Commission found that where the need for overtime was anticipated it was akin to scheduled overtime. The Board reasoned, "the injured lieutenant was expected to be off-duty for several months and the Town and the Union could anticipate that there was going to be a longterm absence on a regularly scheduled shift."

Town of Tewksbury, Docket No.: G1-04-394 (2006) (Interviews are indisputably a subjective component of a selection process.) Also, it should be noted that the Belmont Fire Department has a long history of making promotions in accordance with civil service examination scores.

Town of Tewksbury, 20 MCSR 372 (2007), the Commission upheld the discharge of a police officer for rudeness and profanity in his dealing with the public and his subsequent lying and filing false reports to avoid the consequences of his conduct. 25 In Grinham v.

Cc: Personnel File (with attachments) Tewksbury State Hospital & NAGE & Sullivan Agreement Page 4 of 6 fol s/14 Date ATTACHMENT A Debra Tosti, CEO 365 East Street Tewksbury, MA 01876 Re: Letter of Resignation Dear Ms.

Fax Number 978-640-6317 365 East Street, Tewksbury, MA 01876 6. 4. Telephone Number 978-851-7321 Iv I Employee Organization Employer The above named employer or employee organization has engaged or is engaging in a prohibited practice within the meaning of Massachusetts General Law, Chapter 150E, Section(s) (enter all appropriate sections/subsections) Section 8: Grievance procedure; arbitration 13.

Under the Education section, Fountain hand-wrote the following responses: Name of School: NERPI Address: Tewksbury, MA From Month/Year: [left blank] To Month / Year: 1996 Fountains references included Tim Sheehy, Methuen Fire Chief, and then-City Councilor James Jajuga, whose title was listed as consultant on Fountains application.

Cc: Personnel File (with attachments) Tewksbury State Hospital & NAGE & Sullivan Agreement Page 4 of 6 fol s/14 Date ATTACHMENT A Debra Tosti, CEO 365 East Street Tewksbury, MA 01876 Re: Letter of Resignation Dear Ms.

TEWKSBURY MA. 01876 Employee Organization (if any): 6. 7. Representative to contact PRESIDENT SEIU/NAGE UNIT THREE Address (street and No., city/town, state, and ZIP code) 8. LEO MUNROE 617-376-0220 40. Fax Number This charge is filed against (check one) L] 72. 9. Telephone Number 617-376-0285 159 BURGIN PARKWAY, QUINCY MA. 02169 41. 978-851-7321 5. Fax Number Address (street and No., cityfown, state, and ZIP code) 3. 4.

Richard ONeill, Jr. and Associates, P.C. 2500 Main Street, Suite 12 Appellants Representative: Tewksbury, MA 01876 (978) 657-5600 Nathan L. Kaitz, Esq. Morgan, Brown & Joy, LLP Respondents Representative: 200 State Street, 11 floor Boston, MA 02109 (617) 523-6666 Daniel M. Henderson Commissioner: DECISION Pursuant to the provisions of G.L. c. 31, 2(b) the Appellant, Matthew C. Edson (hereafter Appellant or Edson), seeks review of the Personne!

Town of Halifax, 19 MLC 1560,1566 (1992); citing Town of Tewksbury, 19 MLC__* (August 14, 1992)). 2 See analysis set forth in Section C, Subsection 1 above. 13 Note: This is the correct citation for Town of Tewksbury as both the Social Law Library website and Massachusetts Labor Cases Reporter use this citation. 13 Here, the work related to the generator lighting truck is unscheduled overtime.