20:0166(19)NG - Defense Logistics Council of AFGE Locals and Defense Logistics Agency -- 1985 FLRAdec NG
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20:0166(19)NG
The decision of the Authority follows:
20 FLRA No. 19
DEFENSE LOGISTICS COUNCIL
OF AMERICAN FEDERATION OF
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES LOCALS
Union
and
DEFENSE LOGISTICS AGENCY
Agency
Case No. 0-NG-1063
DECISION AND ORDER ON NEGOTIABILITY ISSUE
The petition for review in this case comes before the Federal Labor
Relations Authority (the Authority) pursuant to section 7105(a)(2)(E) of
the Federal Service Labor-Management Relations Statute (the Statute),
and presents an issue concerning the negotiability of the following
Union proposal: /1/
Section 2 - Employee Rights
(a) No action, except for just cause, will be taken against any
bargaining employee under this article until there is a conviction
by the Court or review procedures under the provisions of Article
36, Grievance Procedures have been exhausted.
(b) All actions taken against the employee will be for just
cause.
(c) No disciplinary action will be taken that is greater than
that administered by the courts.
(d) The affected employee and/or his/her representative may
request that the provisions of Article 39, Stays of Personnel
Actions, be invoked.
(e) All actions taken by the Employer, under this article are
subject to the provisions of Article 36, Grievance Procedures.
Section 3 - Exceptions to Suspensions
If requested, employees may be granted an exception to the
suspension. The following are some, but not necessarily all, of
the reasons that an exception may be granted:
(a) Physical handicap
(b) Personal or family hardship
(c) Lack of available transportation
(d) Driving is a requirement of the employee's position
(e) Employee will consider or is enrolled in an employee
assistance progra