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EMC delays decision on NPD‑4 grievance, sets 60‑day status check
Summary
Grievance 10235 (NPD‑4 denial, Dept. of Public Safety) was moved to the next available EMC meeting and the committee added a 60‑day status check to track progress and any agency or memo updates.
The Employee‑Management Committee moved grievance 10235 (NPD‑4 denial for compensation increase, filed on Sept. 7, 2023) to the next available meeting and added a status check timeline after committee counsel and DHRM said the committee may lack authority to provide the requested relief.
Sandie Geyer moved that the committee place grievance 10235 on the next agenda; Ava Case seconded. Geyer later amended the motion to specify the next available meeting date that does not conflict with committee member availability and asked for a 60‑day status check. DHRM Deputy Administrator Brian O'Callaghan told members he believed a state administration memo about NPD‑4s was issued "the beginning of 2023," and committee counsel Jordan Laub suggested a formal status check timeline — "I suggest 30 to 60, perhaps 90 days" — to ensure the matter is progressing and not continued indefinitely.
The motion to move the grievance and add a 60‑day status check passed on a committee vote. The committee recorded the motion so DHRM can locate the referenced memorandum and provide any relevant written documentation before the next hearing date.
