ARBITRATION DECISION NO.:Ohio Civil Service Employees • October 3rd, 2012
The grievant was a Delivery Worker employed by the Ohio Department of Mental Health for five and one half years. The grievant requested time off on three occasions over a two week period. He had no leave time left, therefore, he was required to submit doctor's excuses. The excuses submitted were suspect and upon investigation were found to be false. The grievant was removed for falsifying official hospital records and falsifying leave applications. The grievant had four prior disciplines for similar offenses.
Mutually Agreed To Dispute Resolution ProceedingOhio Civil Service Employees • October 31st, 2014
Discussions between the parties under Article 13 centered around quality of life issues with regard to schedules and overtime in the Dept. of Rehabilitation and Correction and the Department of Youth Services. While the State argued that other institutional agencies do allow for 17 weekends off for all employees, the union understood that such a radical change would up-end the lives of thousands of Corrections and Youth Services employees. Additionally, the state’s proposal would not address the problem of employees wanting days off for family and personal events that don’t fall on the weekend. The union counter-proposed a way for union employees to negotiate switching schedules that gave all employees a say and would help less-senior employees get the days off they really desired. The Fact Finder agreed with the union that such a radical move should be discussed between all the parties and should not be determined by a neutral. However, he did not adopt the union’s counter- proposal.
Includes the OCSEA Subordinate Body Constitution and the AFSCME Affiliation AgreementOhio Civil Service Employees • February 7th, 2024
