See, e.g., Town of Lincoln, 1 MLC 1422 (1975); Town of North Reading, 6 MLC 1565 (1979); Town of Sturbridge, 18 MLC 1416, 1420 (1992).

Town of Lincoln, 1 MLC 1422, MCR-2033 (May 7, 1975) and Town of North Reading, 6 MLC 1565, MCR-2879 (November 6, 1979). Since a separate unit for call firefighters is inappropriate, the appropriate unit includes call firefighters and full-time firefighters in the same unit.

Town of Lincoln, 1 MLC 1422, MCR-2033 (May 7, 1975) and Town of North Reading, 6 MLC 1566, MCR-2879 (November 6, 1979). Since a separate unit for call . firefighters is inappropriate, the appropriate unit Includes call firefighters and full-time firefighters In the same unit.

Town of North Reading, 8 MCSR 44, reconsidd, 8 MCSR 53 (1995) (discussing need for de novo fact finding by a disinterested Commissioner in context of procedural due process); Bielawski v. Personnel Adminr, 422 Mass. 459, 466, 663 N.E.2d 821, 827 (1996) (same). Likewise, the power accorded the commission to modify penalties must not be confused with the power to impose penalties ab initio, which is a power accorded the appointing authority.

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