H. O.CROTTY FRANK L.NOAKES
PRESIDENT SECRETARY-TREASURER
BROTHERHOOD
OF
MAINTENANCE
OF
WAY EMPLOYES
AFFILIATED WITH THE p.F.L.-C.LD, AND L.L.C.
GRAND LODGE
12050
WOODWARD AV E., DETROIT, MICHIGAN
48203
OFFICE OF
PRESIDENT
W.
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FILE
2_7_65
pGt.
Disputes Committee
General
February
5, 1969
Mr. J. J. Berta
704-06
Consumers Building
220 South State Street
Chicago, Illinois
60604
Dear Brother Berta:
I enclose copies of Awards
18
through
28
rendered by
Special Board of Adjustment No.
605
in cases involving the BRAC.
Award
25
should be of help to us in the Boston Terminal Cases (MW-2-E and MW-3-E). Beyond this we do not see
much significance to these awards insofar as our maintenance of
way cases are concerned, although Awards 21 and 22 may have some
bearing indirectly.
With best wishes, I am
Sincerely and fraternally yours,
4;.
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G. 6. LEIOMTY, CHAIRMAN DONALD R. BEATTIE,
EXaCUTIVB BECRaTwRY·TRGeupaR J. W. O'BRIEN, VICK CHAIRMAN
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RAILWAY LABOR BUILDING. 400 7eT BT N. W WASHINGTON. D. C. 20001
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February 3, 1969
Mr. C. L. Dennis
Mr. H. C. Crotty
Mr. A. R. Lowry
Mr. C. J. Chamberlain
Mr. R. W. Smith
SUBJECT: Decisions 18 through 28
Disputes Committee - February 7, 1965 Agreement
(Clerks Cases)
Dear Sirs and Brothers:
I am enclosing herewith two copies of awards 18 through 28
made by the Special Board of Adjustment No. 605, established to
handle disputes arising out of the February 7, 1965 Agreement.
Awards 18, 19, 20, 27, and 28 were agreed to by the parties, while awards 21 through 26 are awards of the referee. These
awards are all in connection with Clerks Cases.
As you know, the Maintenance of Way and the Signalmen
are also involved in disputes which have been referred to referees
and as soon as any awards are issued in any of these cases, I will
furnish them to you.
We expect to handle the TCU and the Hotel and Restaurant
employees as soon as it is possible.
Fraternally yours,
Ch a
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Five Coop ating~ailway Labor
Case No.CL-36-E
SPECIAL BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT N0, 605
PARTIES ) Ralph R. Gannon (Individual)
TO ) and
DISPUTE:) Erie Lackawanna Railroad Company
QUESTION Respectifully submit that I, Ralph R. Gannon, was adversely
AT affected as outlined under the terms of the Washington Job
ISSUE: Protection Agreement when my position of Asst. Supt. Dining
Car Department, Erie Lackawanna Railroad Company, was
abolished and was forced to revert back to the Clerical
Roster #11:A on June 16, 1961.
OPINION This dispute was originally submitted to the Committee
OF HOARD: established under Section 13 of the Agreement of May, 1936,
Washington, D. C., and identified as Docket No. 1$B,
Subsequently, it was agreed by the Section
13
Committee that Docket No,
158,
along with several other dockets, would be submitted for decision to Special
Board of Adjustment No, 605 in accordance with the provisions of Article VI,
Section
3,
of the February
7,
1965 Agreement.
The record is clear that the claimant was not adversely
affected by reason of the involved merger. He held a position as Assistant
Superintendent Dining Cars and his position was abolished as an economy
measure, such abolishment being in no way related to or coming about as a
result of the merger. '
AWARD
The claimant was not adversely affected by merger.
CARRIER MEMBERS FhIPLO MkNBERS
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