Chapter 663

NOTES OF DECISIONS

      In considering an action by a union member against a union for breach of duty of “fair representation,” the state courts must apply federal substantive law and are bound by decisions of federal courts. Wheeler v. Intl. Woodworkers of Am., 274 Or 373, 547 P2d 106 (1976)

      663.005

NOTES OF DECISIONS

      Where Unemployment Compensation Law did not define “labor dispute” as used in ORS 657.200, court declined to apply definition in this section. Bierly v. Employment Div., 44 Or App 629, 606 P2d 691 (1980)

      Employment Relations Board has no statutory jurisdiction over dispute involving employer subject to jurisdiction of NLRB even though NLRB does not assert jurisdiction due to lack of jurisdiction over certain employees. Teamsters Local 670 v. United Foods, Inc., 96 Or App 557, 773 P2d 782 (1989); Central Catholic Ed. Assn. v. Archdiocese of Portland, 133 Or App 280, 891 P2d 1318 (1995), aff’d 323 Or 238, 916 P2d 303 (1996)

      “Existing jurisdictional standards” of NLRB refers to financially based standards used by NLRB in exerting or declining jurisdiction. Central Catholic Ed. Assn. v. Archdiocese of Portland, 323 Or 238, 916 P2d 303 (1996)

LAW REVIEW CITATIONS: 51 OLR 235-248 (1971)

      663.100 to 663.295

LAW REVIEW CITATIONS: 51 OLR 235-248 (1971)

      663.180

ATTY. GEN. OPINIONS: Information concerning allegations of unfair labor practices of public record, (1976) Vol 38, p 467

      663.220

NOTES OF DECISIONS

      ERB decision dismissing petition for lack of jurisdiction is final order. Central Catholic Ed. Assn. v. Archdiocese of Portland, 323 Or 238, 916 P2d 303 (1996)