Massachusetts Correction Officers Federated Union v. County of Bristol
Massachusetts Appeals Court
1Opinion of the CourtDoerfer, J.
Collective bargaining between the Massachusetts Correction Officers Federated Union (union) and the county of *462Bristol and its sheriff (employer) had proceeded to impasse after the expiration of a prior collective bargaining agreement. One issue which had been the subject of bargaining was the establishment of a vacation schedule. No agreement having been reached, the employer established the vacation schedule that it preferred. The union regarded this to be an unfair labor practice and brought a complaint before the Labor Relations Commission (commission). The union also brought a complaint…
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