HPM 9.1 Employee Relations Manual Flashcards

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Examples of represented employee complaints are?

A

Allegations that an Officer must work a graveyard shift alone.

Denial of hardship transfer.

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What are examples of represented employee grievances?

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Denial of representation during then grievance procedure.

Denial of overtime compensation provided by the contract.

Annual Performance Evaluations.

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What is a grievance?

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Alleged violation of contract.

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What is the Dills Act? (SEERA)

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Formal Collective Bargaining Law. Series of Government Code sections which govern collective bargaining for represented employees of California.

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Weingarten Rule?

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The right of a bargaining unit employees to have a union representative at an investigatory interview when the employee reasonably believes disciplinary action may result from the interview.

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If there is a conflict between departmental policy and the provisions of the MOU, which one will be controlling?

A

MOU

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Can employee mailboxes be utilized for the distribution of union literature?

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Yes.

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Can state vehicles be used for transportation by employees or employee organization representative while participating in representational or employee organization business?

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No.

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Can an employee use release time to leave the worksite to meet with an association rep on a representational matter?

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No. Must use own time if departmental operations allows.

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What is a complaint?

A

Alleged violation of policy.

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What are the different levels of a Grievance/Complaint Process?

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Informal Level - Supervisor
Level 1 - Area Commander
Level 2 - Division Commander
Level 3 - Office of Commissioner
Level 4 - HR
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When must the informal discussion be held with the employee’s immediate supervisor?

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Within 10 work days of the event or circumstances causing the grievance.

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How long does the immediate supervisor have to render their decision after the informal discussion with an employee with a grievance?

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Within 5 work days, verbally or in writing.

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How long does an employee have to to file a formal grievance (level 1)?

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No later than 10 work days after the event or circumstances causing the grievance or,

Within 5 work days of the decision rendered in the informal grievance procedure, whichever is later.

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How long does the first level of appeal have to respond in writing to the grievance?

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Within 10 work days.

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If the grievant is not satisfied with the decision rendered at level 1, the grievant may appeal the decision within _____ work days after receipt of the response.

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Within 10 work days.

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How long does the Department have to respond to a level 2 or level 3 grievance appeal?

A

Within 15 work days.

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How long does the Director of CalHR have to respond to a level 4 grievance appeal?

A

Within 20 work days

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Prior to removing an employee from a specialty pay position, approval must be obtained from who?

A

The appropriate Assistance Commissioner.