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EMC denies hearing for recruitment/FMLA grievance (10240), counsel says EMC lacks authority
Summary
The committee denied a hearing for grievance 10240 (Christopher Clifton), with counsel advising the EMC lacks statutory authority to redress the relief requested related to recruitment and FMLA-related claims.
The committee reviewed grievance 10240, a recruitment dispute involving Family Medical Leave Act circumstances for Christopher Clifton, and concluded the EMC lacks statutory authority to redress the claim. Deputy Attorney General Jordan Laub advised the committee that "Under statutory authority, the EMC lacks the ability to redress this grievance and moves to dismiss," language the committee used when moving to deny a hearing for this matter.
Members discussed that the EMC's authority historically covers punitive actions such as reprimands or demotions and not every employment dispute; Member Ava Case moved to deny the hearing on the grounds the EMC lacks statutory authority and the motion passed by voice vote.
