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16:0028(5)NG - AFGE Local 2192 and VA, St. Louis, MO -- 1984 FLRAdec NG



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16:0028(5)NG
The decision of the Authority follows:


 
 16 FLRA No. 5
 
 AMERICAN FEDERATION OF GOVERNMENT
 EMPLOYEES, LOCAL 2192
 Union
 
 and
 
 VETERANS ADMINISTRATION,
 ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI
 Activity
 
                                            Case No. O-NG-987
 
                   ORDER DISMISSING PETITION FOR REVIEW
 
    This matter is before the Authority on a petition for review of
 negotiability issues filed by the Union pursuant to section 7117(c)(2)
 of the Federal Service Labor-Management Relations Statute and section
 2424.1 of the Authority's Rules and Regulations.  By Authority letter
 dated August 3, 1984, the Union was informed that preliminary
 examination of the petition for review had disclosed a number of
 apparent deficiencies in meeting the requirements of the Authority's
 rules of procedure.  Specifically, as was noted in the Authority's
 letter, the Union's appeal failed to comply with sections 2424.4(a)(1),
 2424.4(a)(2) and 2424.4(a)(4) of the Regulations.
 
    The Union was also advised in the Authority's letter that further
 processing of the appeal was contingent upon compliance with the
 designated provisions of the Authority's Regulations.  In this regard,
 the Union was informed of the specific actions that had to be taken to
 comply and complete the appeal, and was afforded time in which to take
 those actions.  Finally, the Union was advised that failure to comply
 with the cited requirements within the time limit provided could result
 in dismissal of the appeal.
 
    The Union has made no submission within the time limit provided.
 Accordingly, the appeal is hereby dismissed for failure to comply with
 the Authority's Regulations.
 
    For the Authority.
 
    Issued, Washington, D.C., September 11, 1984
 
                                       Jan K. Bohren
                                       Executive Director/Administrator