New York State Public Employment Relations Board Office of Public Employment Practices and Representation Representation Case…

Numerical by case number.

17492-08: Unarranged.

The Representation and Improper Practice Unit of the Public Employment Relations Board reviews petitions from public employee organizations and employers concerning the creation of new negotiating units and recognition of employee bargaining agents, approves the transfer of members between existing units, and designates management/confidential positions. The unit issues decisions on improper labor practice charges and declaratory rulings clarifying whether certain matters are subject to collective negotiations. The unit also conducts hearings to determine if work stoppages are illegal strikes.

These files have "C" case numbers, and document "general representation" cases, involving establishment of bargaining units and certification of negotiating organizations in cases when employer or employees dispute these actions. Cases are heard by administrative law judges (ALJs). The files contain petitions, notices, answers, briefs, exhibits, affidavits, hearing transcripts, withdrawals, and PERB decisions, and correspondence.

Folder lists are available at the repository except as noted below.

17492-13A, 17492-13B, 17492-16, 17492-17A, 17492-18, 17492-18A, 17492-19A: Container list is available at the repository.

17492-13A: List of PERB decisions corresponding to case numbers of some of the files is available at the repository.

17492-15: Partial folder list is available at the repository.

17492-19: Transfer list is available at the repository.

The cumulative digest and index to volumes 1-10 of Official Decisions, Opinions, and Related Matters (Public Employment Relations Board of the State of New York), 1968-1977, provides an alphabetical "table of parties" to PERB cases and their corresponding case numbers (pages 10001-10088). A "table of parties" and "case number index" are included in each subsequent volume of Official Decisions, Opinions, and Related Matters.

17492-13: This accretion includes records from transfer lists 86-05, 92-9, 92-13, 92-14, 93-1, 93-10, 94-3, 94-6, 94-15, 95-7, 95-15, 96-2, 96-8, 96-13, 96-16, 97-5, 97-9, 98-2, 98-8, 98-17, 98-21, 99-9, 00-06, 00-12, 00-16, 01-11, 01-16, 01-17, 02-10, 03-01, 03-16, 04-3, 05-1, 05-18, 06-04, 07-03, 07-08, 07-12, 07-20, and 09-16.

17492-13A: This accretion includes records from transfer lists 080003, 090004, and 090017.

17492-13B: This accretion includes records from transfer list 090029.

17492-14: This accretion includes records from transfer lists 100008 and 100005.

17492-15: This accretion includes records from transfer lists 100016, 000007, 010004, and 030006.

17492-15A: This accretion includes records from transfer list 110001.

17492-16: This accretion includes records from transfer list 090009.

17492-17: This accretion includes records from transfer list 990002.

17492-17A: This accretion include records from transfer lists 120010, 120013, 120019, 130003, and 130011.

17492-17B: This accretion includes records from transfer list 110010.

17492-18: This accretion includes records from transfer list 130022.

17492-18A: This accretion includes records from transfer list 140012.

17492-19: This accretion includes records from transfer lists 140018 and 150001.

17492-21: This accretion includes records from transfer list 180002.

17492-23: This accretion includes records from transfer list 180001.

17492-08: This accretion was part of the collection of PERB records accessioned by the New York State Archives from Cornell University's School of Labor Management (#5140). Accession of this accretion resulted from a project by State Archives staff in 2008 to accession or integrate estrayed or unidentified records.

17492-19A: This accretion was part of the collection of PERB records accessioned by the New York State Archives from Cornell University's School of Labor Management (#5140). Accession of this accretion resulted from a project by State Archives staff in 2019 to accession or integrate estrayed or unidentified records.

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