. | was able to make contact with one volunteer named Nicole / ai Haverhill MA. | was able to coordinate a time and location for Nicole to assist in the search of the missing cat. On Saturday July 27, 2019 at 10 am | met with Nicole behind the St. Marys church. We then began searching the Bradford street area and made our way down toward the north parking lot of the station. The search continued until 12pm.

Commonwealth of Massachusetts, 27 MLC 70, 72 (2000), citing City of Boston, 26 MLC at 181 (1999); City of Haverhill, 16 MLC 1077, 1079 (1989). Holyoke School Committee, 12 MLC 1443, 1451 (1984); North Andover, 1 MLC 1103, 1106 (1974). Here, the Union Representative at Cape 10 Cod Community College Claudine Barnes who is additionally the MCCC DAY unit bargaining Chair met with the College, and the College provided follow up information.

Commonwealth of Massachusetts, 27 MLC 70, 72 (2000), citing City of Boston, 26 MLC at 181 (1999); City of Haverhill, 16 MLC 1077, 1079 (1989). Holyoke School Committee, 12 MLC 1443, 1451 (1984); North Andover, 1 MLC 1103, 1106 (1974). Here, the Union Representative at Cape Cod Community College Claudine Barnes who is additionally the MCCC DAY unit bargaining Chair met with the College, and the College provided follow up information.

SUPL-21-8809 asserts that a party can seek to reopen a hearing if it was excusably ignorant of the existence of certain evidence at the time of the hearing despite due diligence, and he cited: City of Haverhill, 17 MLC 1215, MUP-7194 (August 21, 1990); Boston School Committee, 17 MLC 1118, MUP-7210 (July 13, 1990) and Boston City Hospital, 11 MLC 1065, MUP-4893, (July 25, 1984).

According to City of Haverhill, 17 MLC 1215 (1990); Boston School Committee, 17 MLC 1118 (1990); Boston City Hospital, 11 MLC 1065 (1984), The party seeking to reopen the hearing must show that it was excusably ignorant of the existence of the evidence at the time of the hearing despite the exercise of due diligence.

According to City of Haverhill, 17 MLC 1215 (1990); Boston School Committee, 17 MLC 1118 (1990); Boston City Hospital, 11 MLC 1065 (1984), The party seeking to reopen the hearing must show that it was excusably ignorant of the existence of the evidence at the time of the hearing despite the exercise of due diligence.

Commonwealth of Massachusetts, 27 MLC 70, 72 (2000), citing City of Boston, 26 MLC at 181 (1999); City of Haverhill, 16 MLC Holyoke School Committee, 1106 (1974). and 12 MLC 1443, 1451 1077, 1079 (1989). (1984); North Andover, 1 MLC 1103, Here, the Union received notice of the AFSCME unit position being moved the position was moved following bargaining that the Union and Ms.

See City of Haverhill, 42 MLC 273, 275, MUP-13-3066 (May 24, 2016) (finding that a single prior event of how an online exam was administered was insufficient to establish a past practice because it was neither regular nor recurring); Town of Swansea, 28 MLC at 245 (finding that a single occurrence of forced overtime does not constitute an existing practice over a sufficient period of time).

Commonwealth of Massachusetts, 27 MLC 70, 72 (2000), citing City of Boston, 26 MLC at 181; (1999); City of Haverhill, 16 MLC 1077, 1079 (1989).

Commonwealth of Massachusetts, 27 MLC Boston, 26 MLC at 181; (1999); City of Haverhill, 16 MLC Committee, 12 MLC 1443, 1451 (1984); North Andover, 70, 72 (2000), citing City of 1077, 1079 (1989).

One such field office is located in Haverhill, MA. The Department oversees the Child At-Risk Hotline, a statewide after-hours emergency response system whose staff responds to requests for crisis intervention, information, or referrals. Page 3 of 16 A 30-member staff is trained to assess the urgency of each call and elicit critical information regarding children who may be at risk.

One such field office is located in Haverhill, MA. One of the agencies that the field office works with is the Judge Baker Children's Center. The Center directs the Child At-Risk Hotline, a statewide after-hours emergency response system whose staff responds to more than 170,000 requests for crisis intervention, information, or referrals.

City of Haverhill, 21 MCSR 205 (2008) (demotion from sergeant to patrol officer for associating with a relative engaged in drug dealing); Dodge v. Town of Montague, 17 MCSR 20 (2004) (demotion from sergeant to patrol officer for poor off-duty judgment) 32 Accordingly, for the reasons stated above, the appeal of the Appellant, Charles Robichau, must be dismissed. Civil Service Commission Paul M.

City of Haverhill, 07-P-1692 Appeals Court (2008), attached hereto as Exhibit X.

However, of Norwell, City of Haverhill, 13 MLC 1200, 1206-1207, MUP-5655 | need not determine whether the Treasurer's Office decision to subcontract was a cost saving measure, because the University also argues that certain language in Article 30 of the Management Rights provision of the 2009-2012 Agreement constitutes a waiver of the Union's right to bargain over the decision to subcontract.

See also City of Haverhill, 34 MLC 135 (2008) (discussion of elimination of a swing shift as a level of services decision). the Department concluded that a more proper focus should be concerned with the impacts of the decision to eliminate the split-shift. Jd. The present matter is similarly situated to the analysis the Commission undertook in Mansfield.