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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1995-0594.Hutchinson.99-01-20 Decision o NTARW EMPU) YES DE LA COURONNE CROW"! EMPLOYEES DE L 'ONTARW _ _ GRIEVANCE COMMISSION DE SETTLEMENT REGLEMENT BOARD DES GRIEFS 180 DUNDAS STREET WEST SUITE 600 TORONTO ON M5G 128 TELEPHONBTELEPHON~ (416) 326-1388 180 RUE DUNDAS OUEST BUREAU 600, TORONTO (ON) M5G 128 FACSIMILBTELECOPIE. (416) 326-1396 GSB # 594/95 OPSEU # 95D024 IN THE MATTER OF AN ARBITRATION Under THE CROWN EMPLOYEES COLLECTIVE BARGAINING ACT Before THE GRIEVANCE SETTLEMENT BOARD BElWEEN Ontano Pubhc ServIce Emplovees Umon (Hutclllnson) Grievor - and - The Crown 111 Right of Ontano (Mimsm of Finance) Emplover BEFORE Richard M. Brown Vice Charr FOR THE Peggy SmIth GRIEVOR Counsel Ehot SmIth Bamsters & SohcItors FOR THE Roslvn BaIchoo EMPLOYER Counsel Legal ServIces Branch MaIIagement Board SecretarIat HEARING Januan 12, 1999 In a grievance dated May 1, 1995, Barry Hutchinson challenged the implementation date of an increase in his rate of pay as a tobacco and fuel tax inspector A number of individual grievances alleging this position was improperly classified were filed in June of 1991, approximately one month before the grievor was hired The classification grievances were allowed in a decision dated February 23, 1993, GSB File No 2521/91 (Dissanayake) In a memorandum of settlement dated January 13, 1995, the employer and the union resolved the matter of the implementation of the Dissanayake award Among the terms of the settlement are the following provisions 3 The effective date of the establishment of the new classification and of its salary rates is February 16, 1994 5 The Employer agrees to compensate each grievor with full retroactivity back to January 1, 1991 The settlement contains a list of grievors and shows Mr Hutchinson as a enon-grievore As Mr Hutchinson was not one of the original grievor-s, his rate of pay was increased effective February 16, 1994 The employer contends he was treated in accordance with the memorandum of settlement and the union agrees The union and employer also agree I am without jurisdiction to hear Mr Hutchinson-s grievance because neither of them wish to have it arbitrated This contention is clearly correct, given Mr Shime-s decision in E Blake and Amalgamated Transit Union, GSB File No 1275/87, dated May 3, 1988 The grievor cannot proceed to arbitration without the support of the union The grievance is dismissed Dated at Toronto, this 20th day of January, 1999 Richard M Brown, Vice-Chair