Department of Conservation & Recreation, 20 MCSR 200 (2007); Canata v. Holyoke Comm. College, 14 MCSR 91 (2001). This lack of supervisory responsibility is especially critical here where agency program supervisory duties are the essence of the PC Job Series, at all levels. See Sutliff v. Executive Office of Labor & Workforce Dev., 32 MCSR 26 (2019) 4 Third, Ms.

Specifically, Cefalo, an employee at the Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR), alleged that the Union violated its duty of fair representation to him by the manner in which it represented him at a disciplinary hearing.

Background The Union represents a bargaining unit of employees who work for the Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR). On or about July 28, 2015, Cefalo was scheduled to attend a disciplinary hearing at the DCR headquarters in Boston. On or about July 27, 2015, Union Representative Jim Lindsey (Lindsey) called Cefalo to discuss the disciplinary hearing scheduled to take place in Boston.

Department of Conservation and Recreation, 21 MCSR 23 (2008) and Medeiros and Pollock v. Department of Mental Retardation, 22 MCSR 276 (2009). Here, since DTA decided to fill the Boston BERS C supervisor position as provisional appointments, there is no obligation under the civil service law pertaining to provisional appointments to prove that the persons so appointed were the most qualified or better qualified candidates.

Department of Conservation & Recreation, 31 MCSR 337 (2018) (DCRs definition of major park and other terms); Trubiano v. Department of Conservation & Recreation, 31 MCSR 298 (2018) (definition of major recreational area and heritage park).

Department of Conservation and Recreation, 22 MCSR 689 (2009)(Environmental Analyst III appeal denied) affd, Straub v. Civil Service Commission & another, Superior Court C.A. No. SUCV2010-04143 (2013); Kurker v. Department of Conservation and Recreation, 22 MCSR 357 (2009)(Ranger II appeal allowed); Guidmond v. Department of Correction, 27 MCSR 327 (2014)(Correction Program Officer appeal denied); Messier v.

Department of Conservation & Recreation, 24 MCSR 603, 604 (2011); see also Roscoe v. Department of Environmental Protection, 15 MSCR 47, 48 (2002) (The determining factor of a reclassification is the distribution of time that an individual spends performing the function of a job classification.)

These commitments must include all organizations identified in the Massachusetts Environmental Policy Act (MEPA) filing including, but not limited to, UMBA, Department of Conservation & Recreation (DCR), Massachusetts Affordable Housing Alliance (MAHA), Columbia Savin Hill Civic Association, McCormack Civic Association, Boston Public Schools (BPS), Boston Parks and Recreation, Boys and Girls Club of Dorchester, the Martin Richard Foundation, and Boston

These commitments must include all organizations identified in the Massachusetts Environmental Policy Act (MEPA) filing including, but not limited to, UMBA, Department of Conservation & Recreation (DCR), Massachusetts Affordable Housing Alliance (MAHA), Columbia Savin Hill Civic Association, McCormack Civic Association, Boston Public Schools (BPS), Boston Parks and Recreation, Boys and Girls Club of Dorchester, the Martin Richard Foundation, and Boston

Rousseau requested a copy of all records, including log entries, reports and photographs concerning an incident and investigation of: (a) A structure fire at the Massachusetts Department of Transportation-Highway Department facility on Main Street (Route 122A) in Rutland, around or about July 9, 2007 at approximately 2:44 (SPR16/202), and (b) An August 2006 and August 2007 theft of property from the Department of Conservation and Recreation facility

Rousseau requested a copy of all records, including log entries, reports and photographs concerning an incident and investigation of: (a) A structure fire at the Massachusetts Department of Transportation-Highway Department facility on Main Street (Route 122A) in Rutland, around or about July 9, 2007 at approximately 2:44 (SPR16/202), and (b) An August 2006 and August 2007 theft of property from the Department of Conservation and Recreation facility