Act 336 of 1947 Public Employment Relations (423.201 - 423.217)

Act 336 of 1947 Public Employment Relations (423.201 - 423.217)

Section 423.201 Definitions; Rights of Public Employees.
Section 423.201a Provisions Subject to Certain Acts.
Section 423.202 Strike by Public Employee; Lockout by Public School Employer.
Section 423.202a Allegation of Strike by Public School Employees or Lockout by Public School Employer; Notice to Commission; Hearing; Notification of Name and Home Address of Each Public School Employee Participating in Strike; Serving or Mailing Notice; Presumption; Challenge; Filing of Affidavit and Supporting Proof by Employee; Hearing to Determine if Employee Engaged in Strike; Determination; Order; Deduction From Annual Salary; Determination That Public School Employer Instituted Lockout; Fines; Deduction and Disposition of Fines; Collection Proceedings; Fines Additional to Other Penalties; Injunction; Duties of Court; Reimbursement Prohibited; “Public School Employee” Defined.
Section 423.203 Public Employees; Persons in Authority Approving or Consenting to Strike Prohibited; Participating in Submittal of Grievance.
Section 423.204 Repealed. 1965, Act 379, Imd. Eff. July 23, 1965.
Section 423.204a Application of Act to State Civil Service Employees.
Section 423.205 Repealed. 1965, Act 379, Imd. Eff. July 23, 1965.
Section 423.206 Public Employee; Conduct Considered to Be on Strike; Proceeding to Determine Violation of Act; Time; Decision; Review; Applicability of Subsection (2) to Penalty Imposed Under Mcl 423.202a.
Section 423.207 Request for Mediation of Grievances; Powers of Commission; Notice of Status of Negotiations; Appointment of Mediator.
Section 423.207a Additional Mediation.
Section 423.208 Repealed. 1965, Act 379, Imd. Eff. July 23, 1965.
Section 423.209 Public Employees; Rights; Prohibited Conduct; Violation; Civil Fine.
Section 423.210 Prohibited Conduct by Public Employer or Officer or Agent; Prohibited Conduct by Labor Organization; Conduct Not Required as Condition for Obtaining or Continuing Public Employment; Exception; Enforceability of Agreement, Contract, Understanding, or Practice; Jurisdiction of Court; Appropriation; Violation; Civil Fine; Verification by Independent Examiner; Declaration Identifying Local Bargaining Units; Civil Action.
Section 423.211 Public Employees; Designation of Bargaining Representatives; Grievances of Individual Employees.
Section 423.212 Collective Bargaining Representative; Petition; Investigation; Notice; Hearing; Election by Secret Ballot; Certification of Results; Consent Election.
Section 423.213 Decision as to Appropriate Collective Bargaining Unit; Supervisor of Fire Fighting Personnel.
Section 423.214 Elections; Eligibility to Vote; Rules; Runoff Election; Effect of Collective Bargaining Agreement; Bargaining Unit of Public Employer Consisting of Individuals Not Public Employees as Invalid and Void.
Section 423.215 Collective Bargaining; Duties of Employer, Public School Employer, and Employees' Representative; Prohibited Subjects Between Public School Employer and Bargaining Representative of Employee; Placement of Public School in State School Reform/redesign School District or Under Chief Executive Officer; Effect of Financial Stability and Choice Act; Selection Method for Certain Departments or Boards; Prohibited Subjects of Bargaining; Duties; Costs of Independent Examiner Verification.
Section 423.215a Right of Employee of Public Fire Department to Volunteer or Accept Employment With Another Fire Department.
Section 423.215b Expiration Date of Collective Bargaining Agreement; Wages and Benefits; Levels and Amounts; Retroactive Levels and Amounts Prohibited; Provisions Applicable to Labor Disputes Submitted to Compulsory Arbitration; Definitions.
Section 423.216 Violations of Mcl 423.210 as Unfair Labor Practices; Remedies; Procedures.
Section 423.217 Bargaining Representative or Education Association; Prohibited Conduct; Violation of Section; “Education Association” Defined.

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