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FEDERAL LABOR RELATIONS AUTHORITY |
These forms may be printed by you and filled out. They are intended to help parties file complete, accurate, and timely negotiability appeals with the Authority. The forms are optional. They provide a convenient format to organize the information required by the Authority's regulations for negotiability filings. 5 CFR 2424.22, 24, 25 and 26. If you have questions about the use of these forms, contact the Authority's Case Control Office at (202) 482-6540.
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| Union Form |
Agency Form |
If the Petition relates to a provision that the union and agency representatives had adopted, and the Agency head disapproved, use these forms. |
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Petition For Review of Negotiability
Issues-Provisions
This form is to be used to initiate a negotiability proceeding and provide the Agency with notice that the Union requests a decision from the Authority that a specific provision is legal. |
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X |
Statement of Agency Position on
Negotiability Issues-Provisions
This form is to be completed by the Agency in response to a Union's petition for review. The purpose of the Statement of Position is to inform the Authority and the Union's representative why the Agency Head contends that specific contract language is illegal. |
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X |
Union Response to Agency Statement of
Position on Negotiability Issues-Provisions
This form is to be completed by the Union's representative in response to the Agency's Statement of Position. |
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X |
Agency Reply to Union Response on
Negotiability Issues-Provisions
This form is to be completed by the Agency in reply to issues raised in the Union's Response to the Agency's Statement of Position |