PARTIES Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes
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 DISPUTE: Consolidated Rail'Corporation
 STATEMENT OF CLAIM: Appeal of Operator E. F. O'Hara to have his
 dismissal removed from his records and to be restored to the service.
 FINDINGS: In this case, aseries of incidents (essentially
 involving alleged insubordination) occurring on several different
 days led to the Claimant's dismissal. -
 At the outset, the Organization has advanced a number of procedural contentions, whose primary thrust consists chiefly of the assertion that the Claimant was prejudged and did not receive a fair and impartial hearing. Our review of the lengthy hearing record, while we do not easily set aside a number of the Organization's well-stated arguments, leads us-to conclude that the Claimant's rights were not prejudiced by those proceedings. -3- "~ - ' ' ' ""--'
 Turnina to the charges themselves, there is substantial evidence
 to support the Carrier's findings. The Claimant was guilty of major
 offenses, which in the industry normally lead to dismissal.
 AWARD




F. J_= Domzalski Eckehard Muessi ~J. P. Cassese
 Carrier Member Neutral Member Employee Member

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