Simmons v Department of Conservation and Recreation, 25 MCSR 249, 252 (2012)(citing Stone v. Univ. of MD. Med. Sys. Corp., 855 F.2d 167, 175 (4th Cir. 1988)(establishing the legal standard to determine resignation voluntariness)(cited by the First Circuit of the US Court of Appeals in Monahan v.

The Highway Division is compromised of assets from the former Massachusetts Highway Department, the former Massachusetts Turnpike Authority, the Department of Conservation and Recreation, and the Massachusetts Port Authority. As such, former MassHighway employees became MassDOT Highway Division employees via operation of law on November 1, 2009. For the purposes of this Decision, the Appellants Employer is the Highway Division of MassDOT. 2 4.

Department of Conservation & Recreation, 21 MCSR 23 (2008) On March 19, 2009, I denied Bostons Motion to Dismiss as it appeared from the record at that point that Mr. Vaughn may have been the only permanent civil service employee in the next lower title and the civil service status of Ms. Stapleton was unknown. Since it now has been established that Ms.

Department of Revenue, 22 MCSR 291 (2009); Asiaf v Department of Conservation and Recreation, 21 MCSR 23 (2008); Kasprzak v. Dept of Revenue, 18 MCSR 68 (2005), on reconsideration, 19 MCSR 34 (2006), on further reconsideration, 20 MCSR 628 (2007); Glazer v. Dept of Revenue, 21 MCSR 51 (2007); Rainville v. Massachusetts Rehabilitation Commn, 19 MSCR 386 (2006); Sikorski v. Dept of Correction, 13 MCSR 160 (2000); Kane v.

Department of Conservation and Recreation, 21 MCSR 23 (2008); Pollock and Medeiros v. Department of Mental Retardation, 22 MCSR 276 (2009); Pease v. Department of Revenue, 22 MCSR 284 (2009) & 22 MCSR 754 (2009); Poe v. Department of Revenue, 22 MCSR 287 (2009); Garfunkel v. Department of Revenue, 22 MCSR 291 (2009); Foster v. Department of Transitional Assistance, 23 MCSR 528; Heath v. Department of Transitional Assistance, 23 MCSR 548.)

Department of Conservation and Recreation, 21 MCSR 23 (2008); Pollock and Medeiros v. Department of Mental Retardation, 22 MCSR 276 (2009); Pease v. Department of Revenue, 22 MCSR 284 (2009) & 22 MCSR 754 (2009); Poe v. Department of Revenue, 22 MCSR 287 (2009); Garfunkel v. Department of Revenue, 22 MCSR 291 (2009); Foster v. Department of Transitional Assistance, 23 MCSR 528; Heath v. Department of Transitional Assistance, 23 MCSR 548.)

Department of Conservation & Recreation, 18 MCSR 355 (2005). See generally, Boston Police Dept v. Jones, xx Mass.App.Ct. xxx, xxx (2020) (in general, voluntary overtime and detail pay are not part of the regular compensation of a tenured civil servant) In sum, Mr. Brunelle is, without doubt a well-regarded, high performer in his position as a GCI-I. He does not qualify for reclassification to GCI-II at this time.

The Highway Division is compromised of assets from the former Massachusetts Highway Department, the former Massachusetts Turnpike Authority, the Department of Conservation and Recreation, and the Massachusetts Port Authority. As such, former MassHighway employees became MassDOT Highway Division employees via operation of law on November 1, 2009.

A copy of this decision, however, will be retained permanently by the Commission. 2 Called by State Police: Trooper Jeffrey Bulis, State Police Marine Unit; Trooper James Michael Cunningham, State Police Marine Unit; Sergeant Andre Thibodeau, State Police Marine Unit; William Gode-Von Aesch, Director of Flood Control, New Charles River Dam, Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR); Nicholas Gove, Regional Director, DCR; Sergeant Robert Beckwith

Department of Conservation and Recreation, 21 MCSR 23 (2008); Pollock and Medeiros v. Department of Mental Retardation, 22 MCSR 276 (2009); Pease v. Department of Revenue, 22 MCSR 284 (2009) & 22 MCSR 754 (2009); Poe v. Department of Revenue, 22 MCSR 287 (2009); Garfunkel v. Department of Revenue, 22 MCSR 291 (2009); Foster v. Department of Transitional Assistance, 23 MCSR 528; Heath v. Department of Transitional Assistance, 23 MCSR 548.