| Citation Number | Issuance Number | Issuance Date |
Case Number |
Arbitrator |
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| 61 FLRA 485 | 92 | February 3, 2006 | WP-RP-04-0067, WP-RP-04-0100, WP-RP-04-0101, WP-RP-04-0018 | |
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United States, Department of Homeland Security, Bureau of Customs and Border Protection (Petitioner/Activity) and American Federation of Government Employees, AFL-CIO (Petitioner/Labor Organization) and National Association of Agriculture Employees (Petitioner/Labor Organization) and National Treasury Employees Union (Petitioner/Labor Organization) and American Federation of Government Employees, National Border Patrol Council, AFL-CIO (Labor Organization/Interested Party) and National Association of Plant Protection and Quarantine Office Support Employees (Labor Organization/Interested Party) |
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| 48 FLRA 1389 | 145 | January 12, 1994 | WA-UC-20875 | |
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48:1390(145)UC - - DOD, Stateside Dependents Schools & Overseas Education Association and Antilles Consolidated Education Association - - 1994 FLRAdec UC - - v48 p1390 |
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| 49 FLRA 393 | 33 | March 7, 1994 | WA-UC-20875 | |
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49:0393(33)UC - - DOD, Stateside Dependents Schools and OEA and Antilles Consolidated Education Association - - 1994 FLRAdec RP - - v49 p393 |
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