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Eliot Community Human Services, Inc.

5 cases in this site's copy of the record · 0 of those 5 are marked open by the Board · Region 01 · Lexington, MA

Each case links to the Board's own docket page. This site holds what the Board listed, not the documents.

The cases

Charge against an employer
CA
Filed 5 July 2011Case 01-CA-060947ClosedLexington, MARegion 01Workers in the unit 25
Petition to clarify a unit
UC
Filed 30 January 2008Case 01-UC-000863ClosedLexington, MARegion 01Workers in the unit 599
Regular full time employees are those employees who are employed in a classification covered by this Agreement who are scheduled to work at least 40 hours per week on a regular and continuous basis. Regular part time employees are those employees who are employed in a classification covered by this Agreement who are regularly scheduled to work 8 hours or more per week but less than 40 hours per week on a regular and ...
Petition for an election
RC
Filed 30 January 2008Case 01-RC-022182ClosedLexington, MARegion 01Workers in the unit 95
SEIU Local 509 (the Union and Eliot Community Human Services, Inc.(Eliot) agree that nothing in this agreement prejudices the Union's position or waives the Union's rights regarding the Union's claim that Eliot must recognize the entire Tri-City bargaining Unit.There will be one bargaining unit for all emplyees in the Tri-City bargaining unit as of 6/30/07 and all employees in the Eliot bargaining unit as of 6/30/07 ...
Charge against an employer
CA
Filed 10 December 2007Case 01-CA-044370ClosedLexington, MARegion 01Workers in the unit 700
Charge against an employer
CA
Filed 13 October 2005Case 01-CA-042849ClosedLexington, MARegion 01Workers in the unit 475

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