1599 Abronowitz and Bodiford v. Local Union 2256 Executive Board

Appellants’ charges have mainly to do with the method by which the terms of the current collective bargaining agreement were communicated to the membership and the assertion that the employer made unilateral changes to the working conditions of City employees. All of these complaints ought to have been addressed in grievances or presented to the membership as appeals pursuant to Article 33 of the Constitution. Article 31 does not offer an alternate route of appeals for members dissatisfied with action or inaction by Local Union officials.