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Opinions in New Hampshire that cite Appeal of City of Nashua Board of Education, 695 A.2d 647.
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Appeal of New Hampshire Department of Transportation
N.H. 2021
of Educ., 141 N.H. 768, 772-73 (1997); see RSA 273-A:1, XI,:3, I (2010).
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In re Nashua Sch. Dist.
173 A.3d 167
N.H. 2017
Reduced to its essence, the issue before the court in this case is whether our prior decisions in Appeal of City of Nashua Board of Education, 141 N.H. 768, 695 A.2d 647 (1997), and Appeal of Hillsboro-Deering School District, 144 N.H. 27, 737 A.2d 1098 (1999), preclude a public employer from ever unilaterally determining to subcontract work that is performed by Union members under a CBA.
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Appeal of Nashua School District
N.H. 2017
Reduced to its essence, the issue before the court in this case is whether our prior decisions in Appeal of City of Nashua Board of Education, 141 N.H. 768 (1997), and Appeal of Hillsboro-Deering School District, 144 N.H. 27 (1999), preclude a public employer from ever unilaterally determining to subcontract work that is performed by Union members under a CBA.
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Appeal of Strafford County Sheriff's Office & a.
167 N.H. 115
N.H. 2014
of Educ., 141 N.H. 768, 772 (1997) (quotation omitted).
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Appeal of Town of North Hampton
93 A.3d 299
N.H. 2014
The Town’s first challenge to the PELRB’s decision is based upon the “‘managerial policy exception,’ which is contained within the statutory definition of ‘terms and conditions of employment.’” Appeal of City of Nashua Bd.
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Appeal of Matthew Kennedy
162 N.H. 109
N.H. 2011
of Educ., 141 N.H. 768, 775 (1997) (“[A] public employer’s ‘greater’ power to create or eliminate a position or program does not necessarily include the ‘lesser’ power to unilaterally determine wages and hours for the position or program.”); see also Appeal of Hillsboro-Deering, 144 N.H. at 30; Appeal of Berlin Educ.
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In Re Kennedy
27 A.3d 844
N.H. 2011
of Educ., 141 N.H. 768, 775, 695 A.2d 647 (1997) ("[A] public employer's `greater' power to create or eliminate a position or program does not necessarily include the `lesser' power to unilaterally determine wages and hours for the position or program."); see also Appeal of Hillsboro-Deering, 144 N.H. at 30, 737 A.2d 1098; Appeal of Berl
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Appeal of New Hampshire Department of Safety
921 A.2d 924
N.H. 2007
Appeal of City of Nashua Bd.
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Appeal of Nashua Police Commission
827 A.2d 1013
N.H. 2003
Appeal of City ofNashua Bd.
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Appeal of International Brotherhood of Police Officers
804 A.2d 431
N.H. 2002
of Educ., 141 N.H. 768, 771 (1997) (indicating that discriminatory hiring policy would raise serious issues of unfair labor practices).
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Appeal of Belknap County Commissioners
781 A.2d 20
N.H. 2001
Appeal of City of Nashua Bd.
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Appeal of New Hampshire Troopers Ass'n
761 A.2d 486
N.H. 2000
of Educ., 141 N.H. 768, 772, 695 A.2d 647, 650 (1997) (quotation omitted); see RSA 541:13 (1997).
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Appeal of Hillsboro-Deering School District
737 A.2d 1098
N.H. 1999
of Educ., 141 N.H. 768, 772, 695 A.2d 647, 650 (1997) (quotation omitted); see RSA 541:13 (1997).
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Appeal of SAU 16 Cooperative School Board
719 A.2d 613
N.H. 1998
Educ., 141 N.H. 768, 774, 695 A.2d 647, 651 (1997); Appeal of State of N.H., 138 N.H. 716, 722-23, 647 A.2d 1302, 1306-07 (1994).
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Appeal of the Timberlane Regional School Board
713 A.2d 988
N.H. 1998
RSA 541:13; see Appeal of City of Nashua Bd.
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Appeal of Londonderry School District
707 A.2d 137
N.H. 1998
Appeal of City of Nashua Bd.