OPINION AND - California Correctional Peace Officers Association
OPINION AND - California Correctional Peace Officers Association
OPINION AND - California Correctional Peace Officers Association
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Joseph Kim1 and Ralph Duenas are long-time enployees of<br />
the Department of Corrections. Kimn\ells hiring date is<br />
February 17, 1986; Duenas' hiring date is August 28,<br />
1971. In 1987, both of the grievants volunteered and<br />
were assigned to surveil the activities of parolee Larry<br />
Singleton. This was the first 24-hour surveillance case<br />
in State history shared by agents who volunteered within<br />
Region I1 and received paid overtime.<br />
In January of 1990, parolee Charles Rothenberg was placed<br />
under 24-hour surveillance. This was the second non-case<br />
load special assignment in Region 11. Kimnel and Duenas<br />
volunteered for the assignment by making requests to<br />
their unit supervisors and other appropriate management<br />
personnel. Their requests were denied. Both Parole<br />
Agents filed grievances.<br />
Kiml' s first grievance was April 30, 1990.<br />
It was<br />
denied by Steve Schroeder on May 7, 1990 on two grounds:
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