Election appeals
1862 Kupsh, et al. v. UAW Region 8
Appellant raises important issues concerning the status and rights of newly organized members. The PRB has not previously had the occasion to address the selection of bargaining team members for a recently organized group. The Board agrees with the International Union that Articles 38 and 45 of the UAW Constitution ...
VIEW DETAILS 1864 Jones v. International President, UAW
Local union elections carry a presumption of validity. To warrant overturning an election’s results and conducting a rerun, two requirements must be met: (1) an election rule violation must be firmly established; and (2) there must be clear and convincing evidence that the violation could have affected the outcome of ...
VIEW DETAILS 1854 Sandoval v. International Union, UAW
To warrant overturning an election’s results and conducting a rerun, two requirements must be met: (1) an election rule violation must be firmly established; and (2) there must be clear and convincing evidence that the violation could have affected the outcome of the election. Appellant’s primary argument is that members ...
VIEW DETAILS 1848 Toth, et al. v. International President, UAW
In the case of an appeal to the International Executive Board (IEB) from the decision of a Local Union, the time limit is 30 days under Article 33 of the International Constitution. Appellants acknowledge that they did not file an appeal within 30 days of when they received notice that ...
VIEW DETAILS 1846 Riley v. UAW Local Union 598 Executive Board
The PRB applies a presumption that all elections conducted by a local union are valid. To rebut this presumption, a challenger must show by clear and convincing evidence that some improper practice occurred to such a degree that it could have affected the outcome of the election. Appellant’s primary claim ...
VIEW DETAILS 1843 Robinson v. UAW Local Union 31
The Local Election Committee correctly determined that Appellant was ineligible to run for office. The Local Bylaws require one year of continuous membership in good standing immediately prior to nominations in order to be eligible to run for Committeeperson. As a terminated employee, Appellant had two options under the UAW ...
VIEW DETAILS 1844 Baxter v. UAW Local Union 659
In election cases, a challenger must show by clear and convincing evidence that some improper practice occurred to such a degree that it could have affected the outcome of the election. In this case, Appellant has not established that any election violations occurred. Appellant’s primary complaint is that he was ...
VIEW DETAILS 1840 Sharpe v. UAW Local Union 723
Local union elections carry a presumption of validity. To overcome this presumption, an appellant must provide clear and convincing evidence that an election violation occurred which could have affected the outcome of the election. Appellant has not met this standard. Appellant’s complaint that the Election Rules distributed by the Election ...
VIEW DETAILS 1834 Rhoden v. UAW Local Union 723 Executive Board
The UAW has a long-standing policy barring retired members from holding union offices which require bargaining or grievance handling under a local’s bylaws or collective bargaining agreements. The Local 723 Bylaws state: “The Financial Secretary-Treasurer is to assist the Unit Chairperson in processing and expediting grievance procedures.” On its face, ...
VIEW DETAILS 1839 Brandau v. UAW Local Union 723 Executive Board
The PRB fully addressed the question whether a retiree is eligible to run for Financial Secretary-Treasurer of Local 723 in its decision in Rhoden v. UAW Local Union 723 Executive Board, PRB Case No. 1834, issued this same date. Appellant in this case seeks the same relief and has raised ...
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