Grays Harbor County v. Williamson
Washington Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtStafford, J.
Appellant Melvin Williamson, an employee of respondent Grays Harbor County, filed a grievance through appellant American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, Local 275. The grievance alleged Williamson had been working 8 hours a day for the County but had only been paid for 7 hours of labor each day. Since a meeting with county officials failed to resolve the grievance the matter was submitted to binding arbitration pursuant to a labor agreement between the County and the Union.
The parties entered into an arbitration Submission Agreement which stipulated that "Article V —…
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