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IN THE ~ATTER OF AN ARBITRATION
Fanshawe College,
College,
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Ontario Public Service Employees Union,
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BEFORE: Michael Bendel, Chair
William A. Correll, College Nominee
John D. McManus, Union Nominee
APPEARANCES: For the Union:
Ronald B. Davis, Counsel
Paddy Musson
Gary Fordyce
For the College:
Stephen F. Gleave, Counsel
Ingrid Hobbs, Personnel Officer
Tom Pickard, Principal, St. Thomas/Elgin Campus
Maggie Hassenstein, Administrative Assistant
Heard in London, Ontario, on January 18, 1993.
INTERIM ARBITRAL AWARD
This is a union policy grievance, dated April 14, 1992,
in which it is alleged that the College did not give preference to
full-time positions over partial load, part-time and sessional
positions at its St. Thomas campus and that it is therefore in
breach of various provisions of the collective agreement.
At the opening of the hearing, counsel made submissions
on various procedural or preliminary matters, including the scope
of a summons served on an official of the College, the College's
compliance with its contractual obligations to supply information
to the union, the particulars provided by the union, and the
raising of new allegations by the union. Following these submis-
sions, the parties reached the following agreement to resolve the
procedural questions:
The parties agree to the following points for the purpose
of the arbitration of the grievance dated April 14, 1992
(OPSEU file 92E311):
a) The summons served on Mr. Tom Pickard is set aside.
b) On or before February 26, 1993, the College will
provide the union with the following data, for the period
from May 1991 to May 1992, for each of the persons named
in Schedule A to the summons and for every other session-
al, part-time or partial load teacher working at the St.
Thomas campus during that period:
(i) name
(ii) courses taught
(iii) course number or name
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(iv) program of course
(v) hiring division
(vi) hours of course
(vii) hours taught by the teacher
(viii) teacher's start and end date for the
assignment to the course.
c) On or before March 26, 1993, the union will provide
the College with the particulars off'its claims in this
grievance.
d) If the College intends to argue that the year in
question was "anomalous" and would not therefore justify
a claim for a full-time position, the College accepts
that it has the onus to present supporting evidence.
e) The hearing will continue on May 28 and July 6,
1993.
DATED at Thornhill, Ontario, this 19th day of January 1993.
Michael Bendel,
Chair
"W. A. Correll"
William A. Correll,
College nominee
"J.D. McManus"
John D. McManus,
UniOn nominee