You ask whether your employer must designate FMLA-qualifying leave as FMLA leave when an employee would prefer to delay the start of FMLA leave, particularly in light of your concern that taking FMLA leave before taking accrued paid leave may negatively impact the employee's seniority status under the applicable CBA and state civil service rules, as detennined by your state's civil service commission.

You ask whether your employer must designate FMLA-qualifying leave as FMLA leave when an employee would prefer to delay the start of FMLA-qualifying leave in light of your concern that taking FMLA leave before taking accrued paid leave may negatively impact the employees seniority status under the applicable CBA and state civil service rules, as determined by your states civil service commission.

In November 2018, the individual referred to in the Unions charge withdrew his classification appeal, C-18-125, which had been pending before the Civil Service Commission. Respondent Exhibit 2 (R2).

Besse withdrew his classification appeal, C-18-125, which was pending before the Civil Service Commission. In October 2019, the Respondent posted an opening for a Public Engagement Manger position. Mr. Besse applied for this position. The Union filed a charge related to that posting, the Respondent removed the posting, and the Union withdrew the charge.

The Union also identified five Town concessions. proposals over which it was willing to make Town Proposal #5-The Union referenced the Town's ability to bypass a candidate for promotion using the Civil Service Commission model of 2n +1 with a written statement containing the reasons for the bypass and an e appeal process.

Board Executive Session Meeting June 15, 2016 In the executive session portion of the June 15, 2016 meeting, the Town's 11 bargaining representatives presented the Board with the Associations off-the-record 12 proposal, which included the proposed twenty-four hour shifts in a forty-two hour work Town Proposal #5-The Association referenced the Towns ability to bypass a candidate for promotion using the Civil Service Commission model of 2n +1 with a

The Town representatives did not indicate whether they viewed the off-the- 7 Town Proposal #5-The Union referenced the Town's ability to bypass a candidate for promotion using the Civil Service Commission model of 2n +1 with a written statement containing the reasons for the bypass and an appeal process. Town Proposal #9-The Union proposed that unit to reduce the cap on compensatory time from 900 to 200 hours.

Further, the Union agrees that it will assume the costs to defend the Town Accountant and/or the Employer in any and all such causes of action. come within the jurisdiction of said Civil Service Commission may be processed either as a grievance or as a Civil Service appeal, but not both..

The appointment of a provisional sergeant is a matter under the jurisdiction of the Civil Service Commission pursuant to M.G.L. c. 31. Respectfully Submitted, TOWN OF MILLBURY By its attorney, Sharon P.

The decision of the arbitrator shall be legal and binding upon the parties. 4.1 The time limits at any step of the grievance procedure may be waived by mutual consent, provided the waiver is in writing and is signed by both parties. 4.2 Any matter which is subject to the jurisdiction of the Civil Service Commission or any Retirement Board established by law shall not be subject of grievance or arbitration hereunder.

removal, suspension (including a suspension of five (5) or less days appealed to the Town Manager), termination, dismissal or punishment duty (including punishment duty of five (5) or less days appealed to the Town Manager), may be a subject of grievance and arbitration under the terms of this Agreement with the option of an employee to proceed to Step 4 of the grievance procedure, or may be processed respectively before a Retirement Board and/or the Civil

Any matter which is subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the Civil Service Commission or any Retirement Board established by Law shall not be the subject of grievance or arbitration hereunder; provided, however, that in accordance with Mass.

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As in analogous cases before the Commonwealths Civil Service Commission, police candidates who are eliminated from the hiring process based upon a failure to pass a psychological screening may present contrary medical testimony to support their position. The union failed to discuss/explore, or ask Topolski to produce medical evidence contrary to MWCCs, even at the AFSCME grievance evaluation meeting (held post-expiration of the deadline).