8 CSR 40-2.030 - Contents of Petitions
(1) All
petitions shall be submitted through the board's website and shall contain
substantially the following:
(A) Name,
address, telephone number, and electronic mail address of the public employer
and the person to contact including his/her title, if known;
(B) A description of the bargaining unit at
issue. Such description shall indicate the general classifications of employees
and the approximate number of employees in the bargaining unit;
(C) Date of the request for recognition as
majority representative and date such request was declined by the public
employer or a statement that no reply has been received;
(D) Name, address, electronic mail address,
and telephone number of the voluntarily recognized or certified exclusive
representative, if any, and the date of such certification and the expiration
date of any applicable contract, if known to the petitioner;
(E) Names, addresses, electronic mail
addresses, and telephone numbers of any other interested employee
organizations, if known to the petitioner;
(F) Any other relevant facts;
(G) Name and affiliation, if any, of the
petitioner and its address, electronic mail address, and telephone
number;
(H) The signature of the
petitioner's representative, including his/her title, telephone number,
electronic mail address, and facsimile number; and
(I) A petition for certification or
decertification shall be accompanied by a showing of interest as defined in
8 CSR
40-2.010(1)(F) of not less than
thirty percent (30%) of the employees in the unit alleged to be appropriate to
be approved by the board. Such showing of interest shall be dated not more than
six (6) months prior to filing the petition.
(2) A petition for certification or
decertification filed by a public employer shall state that a claim for
representation has been made by one (1) or more public employees, groups of
public employees, individuals, or employee organizations and that the public
employer has a good faith doubt concerning the majority representative of its
employees.
(3) In addition to the
requirements above, all petitions for decertification shall additionally
include a statement that the employees in the collective bargaining unit no
longer wish to be represented by their currently certified representative.
(A) If the decertification petition is
submitted by a third party having a legitimate interest, the third party must
also file a petition of intervention pursuant to section
8 CSR
40-2.130.
(4) Petition for Unit Clarification and
Amendment of Certification may be filed by the majority representative of the
public employees or the employer. A Petition for Unit Clarification may be
filed when the petitioner(s) seeks clarification of the placement of certain
job classifications in a bargaining unit previously certified by the board. A
Petition for Amendment of Certification may be filed when the petitioner seeks
an amendment to reflect changed circumstances (such as merger or affiliation)
in a unit covered by a certification and where no question concerning
representation exists. In addition to the requirements of
8 CSR
40-2.030(1), Petitions for Unit
Clarification and Petitions for Amendment of Certification shall include:
(A) The proposed clarification of the unit or
amendment of certification; and
(B)
A statement by the petitioner setting forth reasons as to why clarification or
amendment is requested.
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