Department of Developmental Services, 29 MCSR 164 (2016); Volpicelli v. City of Woburn, 22 MCSR 448 (2009); Williamson v. Department of Transitional Assistance, 22 MCSR 436 (2009).

Department of Developmental Services, 30 MCSR 494 (2017). Analysis The Appellants have failed to establish by a preponderance of the evidence that as Ranger IIs they performed the functions of a Ranger III more than 50% of the time. Rather, they showed that they performed only some of the distinguishing duties of a Ranger III at the State House and 14 did not establish that they performed even those duties more than half the time.

See Lannigan v Department of Developmental Services, 30 MCSR 494 (2017) Oversight of non-employees does not generally qualify as the required supervisory duties as defined by the PC Series Job Classification. See,.e.g., Haque v. Department of Environmental Protection, 27 MCSR 585 (2014); Farinha v. UMass at Dartmouth, 23 MCSR 22 (2010); Dziczek v. Department of Conservation & Recreation, 20 MCSR 200 (2007); Canata v. Holyoke Comm.

Department of Developmental Services, 30 MCSR 494 (2017). 15 That another employee may be misclassified does not entitle the Appellant to the reclassification requested. Gaffey v. Dept. of Revenue, 24 MCSR 380, 381 (2011).

See Lannigan v Department of Developmental Services, 30 MCSR 494 (2017) Fifth, while it may be true that DPH has employed others in the position of a PC-II who were performing no differently than Ms.

Department of Developmental Services, 29 MCSR 164 (2016); Volpicelli v. City of Woburn, 22 MCSR 448 (2009); Williamson v. Department of Transitional Assistance, 22 MCSR 436 (2009).

laid off Peter Horsman ' The Commissioner of Administration and Finance Executive Office of Administration and Finance. is now the and _ of Finance, ' (Horsman) from his Secretary of the * The DMR is now the Department of Developmental Services (Department or DDS) H.O. Decision (cont'd) SUP-08-5451 position as a Motor Truck Driver |, in retaliation for engaging activity and for filing Labor Relations?

The Respondent is the largest secretariat in state government and is comprised of the Board of Registration in Medicine, the Department of Children and Families, the Department of Developmental Services, the Department of Mental Health, the Department of Public Health, the Department of Transitional Assistance, the Department of Veterans Services, the Department of Youth Services, the Executive Office of Elder Affairs, the Massachusetts Commission

SUP-16-5245 COMMONWEALTHS RESPONSE The American Federation of State City and Municipal Employees, Council 93, (AFSCME or the Union) has alleged that the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Executive Office of Health and Human Services, acting by and through the Department of Developmental Services (DDS or Department or Commonwealth), violated section 10(a)(1), 10(a)(3) and 10(a)(5) of Chapter 150E (the Law) of the Massachusetts General Laws by its failure

and safety guidance as needed: Public and private elementaiy and secondaiy (K-12) schools Residential and day schools for special needs students Licensed, approved, or exempt child care programs and any emergency child care centers and emergency residential prograins operating under emergency authorization Facilities operated by the Depatiment of Correction or any Sheriff 7 Facilities operated or licensed by the Department of Mental Health or the Department