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10070 VIOLATIONS OF OTHER STATUTES AND MISCONDUCTAdministration (MSHA) setting forth procedures for handling such overlappingjurisdiction. GC Memos 75-29, 76-14, and 79-4 and OM 80-10.10070.3 Obstruction of Justice and PerjuryBoard agents should be sensitive to acts of obstruction of justice or perjury byindividuals involved in Board proceedings. The Regional Office should reportimmediately any acts of alleged obstruction of justice or perjury to the Division ofOperations-Management. Appropriate cases will be referred by Operations-Managementto the Department of Justice for its consideration.Revised 01/11
10118 DEFERRALS10118–10123 DEFERRALS, WITHDRAWALS,DISMISSALS, AND APPEALS10118 DeferralsUnder certain circumstances, it may be appropriate for a Regional Director todefer making a determination on the merits of a charge pending the outcome ofproceedings on related matters. Such matters may be pending in the parties’ contractualgrievance procedure or before the Agency or other Federal, State, or local agencies orcourts. Whenever a Regional Director decides to defer action on a case, all parties shouldbe notified of that decision and the basis for it.10118.1 Deferral to Contractual Grievance ProcedureUpon a determination of arguable merit, a Regional Director generally will berequired to defer a charge to an available grievance procedure. In Section 8(a)(1) and (3)deferral cases, at a minimum, affidavits should be obtained from the charging party andall witnesses within the control of the charging party before making an “arguable merit”determination. See GC Memo 11-05.If the charging party fails to process the ULP issue through the grievanceprocedure, deferral will generally not be appropriate and dismissal of the charge will berequired. Deferral is generally not appropriate in certain circumstances, such as: Where the charge alleges a violation of Section 8(a)(4). Food &Commercial Workers Local 1776, 325 NLRB 908 (1998).Where the charge alleges a party has failed to supply information inviolation of Section 8(a)(5) or 8(b)(3). Clarkson Industries, 312 NLRB349, 353 (1993).Where the charged party’s defense is not reasonably based on aninterpretation of the collective-bargaining agreement. Oak Cliff-GolmanBaking Co., 202 NLRB 614, 616–617 (1973). (But see GC Memo 02-05regarding collection cases.)Where the case involves the resolution of unit determination or otherrepresentation type issues. St. Mary’s Medical Center, 322 NLRB 954(1997).(a) Collyer Deferral: Under the Board’s policy set forth in Collyer InsulatedWire, 192 NLRB 837 (1971), and United Technologies Corp., 268 NLRB 557 (1984),certain charges must be deferred to the contractual grievance procedure if the conduct iscognizable under the grievance procedure, the grievance procedure culminates in finaland binding arbitration and the charged party waives all timeliness defenses to thegrievance. The Board’s policy and the procedures implemented in furtherance of thisRevised 01/11
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NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARDCASEH
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10210 PATTERN FOR NOTICE OF CHARGE
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10280 ANSWERFor service requirement
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10282 MOTION FOR SUMMARY JUDGMENT I
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10288 SUBMISSION TO THE BOARD1. The
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10438 EXCEPTIONS, CROSS-EXCEPTIONS,
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11704 SUBPOENAS FOR COMMERCE INFORM
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11711 NATIONAL MEDIATION BOARD JURI
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TABLE OF CASESAA.G.F. Sports, Ltd.;
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