Chamorro Employees Labor Union, Local Union No. 1 v. Calvo

Superior Court of Guam

Chamorro Employees Labor Union, Local Union No. 1 v. Calvo

2 Guam 30

Superior Court of Guam·Decided April 28, 1980·No. Civil No. 22-80·Published

Opinion

RAKER, Judge

DECISION AND ORDER

The motion to dismiss the petition for writ of mandamus came on for hearing before this Court on January 30, 1980. Petitioner CHAMORRO EMPLOYEES LABOR UNION ("CHELU") was represented by Joaquin V.E. Manibusan, Jr. Respondents Paul M. Calvo, et. al., were represented by Deputy Attorney [31] General Frederick J. Horecky. Based on the pleadings and oral argument, the Court makes the following findings:

1. Article VI, Section H of the Rules and Regulations, implementing the Public Employee-Management Relations Act, found at Government Code, Sections 4400 et. seq., states that the employee organization may appeal the Governor's decision and request a reconsideration.

2. Article XII, Section C of the Rules and Regulations, which implements Government Code, §4409, states: "Notwithstanding anything included in these rules and regulations the parties may submit a dispute to non-binding arbitration."

3. CHELU has not exhausted its administrative remedies and the writ is denied.

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RAKER, Judge

DECISION AND ORDER

The motion to dismiss the petition for writ of mandamus came on for hearing before this Court on January 30, 1980. Petitioner CHAMORRO EMPLOYEES LABOR UNION ("CHELU") was represented by Joaquin V.E. Manibusan, Jr. Respondents Paul M. Calvo, et. al., were represented by Deputy Attorney [31] General Frederick J. Horecky. Based on the pleadings and oral argument, the Court makes the following findings:

1. Article VI, Section H of the Rules and Regulations, implementing the Public Employee-Management Relations Act, found at Government Code, Sections 4400 et. seq., states that the employee organization may appeal the Governor's decision and request a reconsideration.

2. Article XII, Section C of the Rules and Regulations, which implements Government Code, §4409, states: "Notwithstanding anything included in these rules and regulations the parties may submit a dispute to non-binding arbitration."

3. CHELU has not exhausted its administrative remedies and the writ is denied.

Chamorro Employees Labor Union, Local Union No. 1 v. Calvo, 2 Guam 30 (superctguam 1980).

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