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San Francisco Symphony

7 cases in this site's copy of the record · 0 of those 7 are marked open by the Board · Region 20 · San Francisco, CA

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

What kinds of case

Type	What it is	Here
CA	Charge against an employer	4
RC	Petition for an election	2
UC	Petition to clarify a unit	1

The cases

Charge against an employer
CA
Filed 19 September 2024Case 20-CA-350930ClosedSan Francisco, CARegion 20Workers in the unit 941
Charge against an employer
CA
Filed 19 December 2022Case 20-CA-309213ClosedSan Francisco, CARegion 20Workers in the unit 100
Charge against an employer
CA
Filed 12 March 2021Case 20-CA-274131ClosedSan Francisco, CARegion 20Workers in the unit 339
Charge against an employer
CA
Filed 20 December 2019Case 20-CA-253766ClosedSan Francisco, CARegion 20Workers in the unit 50
Petition for an election
RC
Filed 23 March 2012Case 20-RC-077284ClosedSan Francisco, CARegion 20Workers in the unit 100
The Petitioner seeks a self-determination election pursuant to Armour-Globe among the librarians to determine whether they wish to be represented by the Petitioner and whether they wish to be represented in the existing unit currently represented by the Petitioner.
Petition for an election
RC
Filed 8 March 2012Case 20-RC-076172ClosedSan Francisco, CARegion 20Workers in the unit 2
Petition to clarify a unit
UC
Filed 29 December 2005Case 20-UC-000418ClosedSan Francisco, CARegion 20Workers in the unit 100
Included: All Musicians employed as Musicians of the San Francisco Symphony. Excluded: All other employees.

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