PERB Decision No. 0246HB•Regents of the University of California Professional Scientists and Engineers (Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory) (PERB 0246HB)
Regents of the University of California Professional Scientists and Engineers (Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory) (PERB 0246HB)
PERB Decision No. 0246HBCalperbMar 8, 1983
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA DECISION OF THE PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT RELATIONS BOARD IN THE MATTER OF: UNIT DETERMINATION FOR PROFESSIONAL SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS, LAWRENCE LIVERMORE NATIONAi LABORATORY, OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 744 OF STATUTES OF 1978 (HIGHEREDUCATION EMPLOYER-EMPLOYEE RELATIONS ACT) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) __________________ ) Case Nos. SF-PC-1001-H et al. PERB Decision 246b-H March 8, 1983 Appearances: Philip E. Callis, Attorney for California State Employees Association; Douglas H. Barton, Attorney (Corbett, Kane, Berk & Barton) and James N. Odle, Associate Counsel for the Regents of the University of California. Before: Tovar, Jaeger, Morgenstern and Burt, Members.* DECISION On Septemb~r 30, 1982, the Public Employment Relations Board (PERB or Board) issued a decision 1 under the Higher *Chairperson Gluck did not participate in this decision. lunit Determination for Professional Scientists and En~ineers, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, of the University of California Pursuant to Chapter 744 of Statutes of 1978 (Higher Education Employer-Employee Relations Act) (9/30/82) PERB Decision No. 246-H. See also the decisionconcerning requests for reconsideration and judicial review, Unit Determination for Technical Employees; Clerical Employees; Service Em lo ees; Professional Scientists and En ineers, Lawrence Livermore National La oratory; Professional Librarians; and Professional Patient Care Employees of the University of California Pursuant to Chapter 744 of the Statutes of 1978 (Higher Education Employer-Employee RelationsAct) (2/4/83) PERB Decision Nos. 24la-H and 244a-H through248a-H.
Education
Employer-Employee
Relations
Act
{HEERA)2
creating
a
bargaining
unit
of
professional
scientists
and
engineers
at
the
Lawrence
Livermore
National
Laboratory
(LLNL
or
laboratory)
of
the
University of
California
(UC). A
hearing
was
held
to
determine
which
employees or
classifications
should
be
excluded
from
the
unit
as
managerial,
supervisory,
confidential
or
casual.
It
soon
became
apparent
that
the
development
of the
record for
this
and
other
UC
units
would be an
unduly
lengthy
and complex
process since
a
total
of
approximately
7,000
exclusionary issues
were
involved.
As
a
result,
on
August
4,
1982,
during the testimony concerning the
LLNL
professional
scientists
and
engineers
unit,
the
Board
ordered
the hearing
suspended pending
further
procedural
orders.
Unit
Determination for
Employees
of
the
Regents
of
the
University
of
California
(8/4/82)
PERB
Order
No. Ad-114b-H.
Thereafter,
on
August
12,
1982, the
director
of
representation
issued
a
pre-hearing notice
and
order for
investigation,
production of
documents,
and
hearing.
See
Unit
Determination
For Employees
of the Regents
of the
University of
California
(Exclusionary Phase) (9/14/82)
PERB
Order
No. Ad-114c-H. This order directed
UC
to
submit
declarations
and
relevant supporting
documents
to support
each whole
classification
and/or individual
employee
exclusionary claim.
2The
HEERA
is codified at
Government Code
section
3560
et seq. All statutory references are to the Government Code
unless otherwise specified.
2The order provided that the documentation submitted by UC should be legally sufficient to constitute its case-in-chief for all disputed classifications and employees. The employee organizations were directed to review the material submitted by UC and to submit counter-declarations and relevant documents where they opposed OC's exclusionary claims. The employee organizations were advised that a failure to file counter-declarations would be deemed a waiver of opposition to the claim unless opposition was stated on the ground that a prima facie case was not established by UC. The parties were then advised that PERB would examine the disputed claims on the basis of the totality of materials submitted by the parties to determine whether a sufficient case was presented for decision by the Board, or whether further investigation or formal hearing would be required to resolve disputed issues of fact. . As a result of the procedural history described above, the record for decision in the professional scientists and engineers unit consists of a combination of hearing transcripts and exhibits, and declarations and supporting documents submitted by UC and the California State Employees Association/Society of Professional Scientists and Engineers (CSEA). CSEA submitted only 15 counter-declarations. Its case mainly consists of its argument that the declarations submitted 3
should be allowed. As discussed, infra, the declarations and the record as a whole in some cases support and in some cases do not support the exclusion of employees from the unit. The parties have stipulated to the fact that there are approximately 7,500 LLNL employees and to the inclusion of 3,205 of these employees in the LLNL professional scientists and engineers unit. The parties have also stipulated to the exclusion of 325 employees from the unit as managerial, supervisory or confidential. These are listed in Appendix A attached hereto. (The appendix is based upon stipulations dated November 17, 1982 and February 7, 1983.) These stipulations are approved by the Board based upon the record in this proceeding, including testimony in the exclusionary hearing transcripts and declarations submitted to PERB by the UC on September 27, October 1 and October 14, 1982. 3 3The Board does not specifically designate as managerial, supervisory or confidential the employees the parties have agreed to exclude. In the State Employer-Employee Relations Act, Phase III, Unit Determination Proceeding (10/18/79) PERB Order No. Ad-79-S, the Board stated that it: ••• views the focus of the Phase III unitdetermination proceedings to be a determination of those rank and file employees who are to be included in the designated appropriate units. However, theburden is on the ... party which may seek 4
DISCUSSION The terms "managerial employee" and "supervisory employee" are defined in subsection 3562(1)4 and section 3580.3,5 to exclude employees from units because of alleged managerial, supervisory or confidential status--to affirmatively justify their exclusion. This can be doneby showing evidence of actual jobrequirements which would disqualify the subject employees from placement in representation units irrespective of which exclusionary category those employees may fit. Thus, the Board only approves the exclusion of the employeesfrom the unit, and not the specific basis for the exclusion. 4subsection 3562(1) provides: "Managerial employee" means any employee having significant responsibilities for formulating or administering policies and programs. No employee or group of employees shall be deemed to be managerial employees solely because the employee or group of employees participate in decisions with respect to courses, curriculum, personnel and other matters of educational policy. A department chair or head of a similar academic unit or program who performs the foregoing duties primarily on behalf of the members ofthe academic unit or program shall not be deemed a managerial employee solely because of such duties. 5section 3580.3 provides: "Supervisory employee" means any individual, regardless of the job description or title, having authority, in the interest of theemployer to hire, transfer, suspend, lay off, recall, promote, discharge, assign, reward, or discipline other employees, or responsibilityto direct them, or to adjust their grievances,or effectively to recommend such action, if, 5
respectively. 6 The statutory language of these sections of
HEERA essentially parallels the definitions of managerial and
supervisory employees found in the State Employer-Employee
Relations Act {SEERA).7 In resolving the exclusionary issues
in connection with the foregoing, the
exercise of such authority is not of a
merely routine or clerical nature, but
requires the use of independent judgment.
With respect to faculty or academic
employees, any department chair, head of a
similar academic unit or program, or other
employee who performs the foregoing duties
primarily in the interest of and on behalf
of the members of the academic department,
unit or program, shall not be deemed a
supervisory employee solely because of such
duties; provided, that with respect to the
University of California and Hastings
·College of the Law, there shall be a
rebuttable presumption that such an
individual appointed by the employer to an
indefinite term shall be deemed to be a
supervisor. Employees whose duties are
substantially similar to those of their
subordinates shall not be considered to be
supervisory employees.
6Managerial employees are excluded from coverage under HEERA
in subsection 3562(£). Supervisory employees have limited rights
as set forth in section 3580 et seq.
7The SEERA is codified at section 3512 et seq.
"Managerial employee", as defined in section 3513(e) of SEERA,
refers to agency or department policies or programs, does not
exclude decisions relevant to courses, curriculum, personnel and
other matters of educational policy, and does not include
reference to department chairpersons. Similarly, "supervisory
employees", as defined in section 3522.1 of SEERA, does not
contain the department chairperson language of HEERA.
6in
dispute,
we
find
no
reason
to depart
from
the
Board's
conclusions
regarding exclusionary
issues
set
forth
in Unit
Determination for the
State
of
California
Pursuant
to
Chapter
1159
of the
Statutes
of
1977
(State
Employer-Employee
Relations
Act) (12/31/80)
PERB
Decision
No.
llOc-s.8
Thus,
we
conclude
that
UC
has
an
interest
in
being
assured
of
a
cadre of
employees
whose
loyalty will
not
be
compromised
by
concurrent
obligations
to
the
interests
of those
employees
who
are
entitled
to negotiate
wages,
hours,
and
terms
and
subsection
3513(e)
provides:
"Managerial
employee"
means any employee
having
significant responsibilities
for
formulating or ·administering
agency
or
departmental
policies
and
programs
or
administering
an agency
or department.
Section
3522.1
provides:
"Supervisory
employee" means
any
individual,regardless of the job
description or
title,
having
authority,
in the
interest
of theemployer,
to
hire, transfer,
suspend,
lay
off, recall,
promote,
discharge, assign,
reward, or
discipline
other
employees, or
responsibility to
direct
them,
or
to adjust
their
grievances,
or
effectively
to
recommend
such
action,
if,
in connectionwith the foregoing, the exercise of
such
authority is
not of
a
merely
routine or
clerical
nature,
but requires
the use
ofindependent judgment. Employees whose
duties
are
substantially similar to those of
their
subordinates shall
not
be
considered
to
be
supervisory employees.
Bunit Determination for
Employees
of the California stateUniversity
and
Colleges Pursuant to Chapter
744
of the Statutes of1978 (Higher Education Employer-Employee
Relations
Act) {9/22/81)PERB
Decision
No. 173-H and (11/17/81)
PERB
Decision No. 176-H.
7conditions of employment. Nevertheless, the burden of proving an exclusionary claim rests with the party asserting it.9 Absent that burden being met, the employees in dispute are to be included in the unit. Stipulations of fact submitted by the parties are accepted as conclusive. Supervisory Employees With respect to supervisory exclusion issues, we continue to apply the disjunctive interpretation of section 3580.3.10 If UC demonstrates that an employee meets one of the specified criteria for exclusion and does no rank-and-file work, the employee will be excluded from the unit. However, most circumstances do not fit this extreme case. Where other factors are involved, the following caveats apply. Section 3580.3, like section 3522.1 of SEERA, clearly authorizes the Board to include in representation units employees who perform some supervisory functions. These employees, despite titles, job descriptions and even duties, may be sufficiently invested with rank-and-file interests to warrant their in9lusion in bargaining units. This will occur where control is demonstrated only over work processes as distinguished from personnel policies and practices. The 9see also In Re: The State Em lo er-Em lo ee Relations Act, Phase III, Unit Determination ProceeNo. Ad-79-S. l0The disjunctive interpretation was applied in Unit Determination for Employees of the California State Unfversity and Colleges, supra, PERB Decision Nos. 173-H and 176-H. 8
conflict of interest to be prevented is the division of supervisors' loyalties that might occur because of the negotiating relationship of the parties, concerned as it is with wages, hours and working conditions. The potential for this conflict lies in the authority to control or influence personnel decisions on matters falling within the scope of representation, as opposed to work processes. Employees with control over work processes are often called "lead" employees. These employees may also perform some supervisory personnel functions, although the bulk of their duties are substantially similar to those of their subordinates. Such employees may also be included in the unit. Their guidance of other employees is derived from greater experience, technical expertise and knowledge of the employer's mission and tasks. The important measure in such cases is the point at which the employees' supervisory obligation to the employer outweighs their entitlement to the rights afforded rank-and-file employees. This point is not determined merely by quantitative analysis. Even though they spend part of their time performing the work of subordinates, their involvement in one or more supervisory functions may conflict with their participation in rank-and-file unit activity. The existence of such supervisory obligations precludes a finding that the disputed employees'. 9
duties, overall, are "substantially similar" to those of their subordinates. Employees who perform some supervisory functions may also be included in the unit if their exercise of authority does not require the use of independent judgment, but is merely routine or clerical in nature. Independent judgment is indicated where the performance of the duties includes the opportunity to make a clear choice between two or more significant alternative courses of action and the power to make that choice is without broad review and approval. Such functions are characterized by significant autonomy and control over the decision-making or recommending processes. On the other hand, the exercise of authority is of a merely routine or clerical nature where the action is limited to choosing between two or more tightly directed and narrowly defined procedures. In addition, there may be substantial review or prior approval of the alleged supervisory act, either by specific action or existing policy, thereby precluding any finding of independent judgment. Finally, employees who perform some supervisory duties may be included in the unit if the exercise of the duties is sporadic and atypical. In the instant case, the Board's analysis according to the foregoing principles established in the SEERA unit determination decision has been complicated because the record provides few direct facts regarding the amount of time the 10
employees in issue perform duties substantially the same as those of their subordinates, whether such subordinates are members of the same bargaining unit, or whether the exercise of supervisory duties is sporadic and atypical or requires the use of independent judgment. Absent these facts, the evidence must be conservatively approached. Thus, the point at which an employee's supervisory obligation to the employer outweighs the entitlement to the rights afforded rank-and-file employees will be reached only where the record indicates the substantial performance of supervisory duties. Additionally, certain supervisory duties may indicate a serious potential for a conflict of interest with bargaining unit members and thus require the exclusion of the employee. Managerial Employees Although section 3562(1) is written in the disjunctive, the Board concludes that a managerial employee must possess significant responsibilities for both formulating and administering policies and programs. 11 The formulation of policy contemplates the exercise of discretionary authority to llThis construction is parallel to the Board's interpretation of the similar definition of "management employee" in the Educational Employment Relations Act (EERA), codified at section 3540 et seq. Subsection 3540.l(g) provides: "Management employee" means any employee in a position having significant responsibilities for formulating district policies or administering district programs. Management positions shall be 11
develop and modify institutional goals and priorities. The administration of programs contemplates effective implementation of the policy through the exercise of independent judgment. Thus, managerial status contemplates those persons who have discretion in the performance of their jobs beyond that which must conform to an employer's established policy. The question as to whether particular employees are managerial must be answered in terms of the employees' actual job responsibilities, authority-and relationship to the employer.12 Employees who exercise discretion only within areas of technical expertise are not managerial."13 ORGANIZATION OF LAWRENCE LIVERMORE LABORATORY An overview of the laboratory's organization is essential in order to accurately apply the supervisory and managerial criteria set forth in the statute. designated by the public school employer subject to review by the Educational Employment Relations Board. See Lompoc Unified School District (3/17/77) EERB Decision No. 13 at pp. 20-21. Prior to January 1, 1978, PERB was known as the Educational Employment Relations Board (EERB). 12Hartnell Community College District (1/2/79) PERB Decision No. 81, at 13; Berkeley Unified School District (8/28/79) PERB Decision No. 101, at pp. 3-4. 13oakland Unified School District (3/28/77) EERB Decision No. 15, at pp. 6-7. 12
The top position in the laboratory is held by the director. He has ultimate authority over the policies and procedures of the laboratory. Attached to his office is an administrative staff which oversees, among other things, the laboratory's public affairs and budget. One step below the director in the chain of authority are associate directors. Their responsibilities include coordinating interdepartmental projects, organizing administrative and budgetary programs, and formulating laboratory-wide personnel standards. Below associate directors are department heads. The laboratory is divided into "program departments" and "support de~artments." Each "program" department is oriented toward a specific area of nuclear technology. These include magnetic fusion, lasers, military development, and biomedical/environmental research. The "support" departments are organized into areas of scientific expertise. These include engineering, chemistry and computations. The support departments are designed to act as pools of scientific expertise from which program departments may borrow when the need arises. Department heads oversee all projects in their department and are responsible for implementing the laboratory's personnel policies and procedures. Each department is divided into divisions. Each division works on a segment of the overall departmental project. They 13
are headed by division leaders who report directly to their respective department heads. Division leaders are responsible for hiring, firing, disciplinary and salary decisions. Division leaders review or write performance evaluations and counsel subordinates on career development. Division leaders are also responsible for the overall work of their particular unit. Divisions are further divided into groups or sections. Each group or section works on a specific problem within the division's assignment. Groups and sections are led by employees with a variety of working titles. Most are called group leader, but the titles p~oj~ct engineer, team leader, principal investigator and simply "supervisor" also describe the same position, i.e., leader of a group or section. These individuals are sometimes called "front-line" supervisors. They are responsible for the day-to-day work activities of group employees, and provide "hands-on" technical advice and direction. Generally, they are responsible for performance evaluations, salary and hiring recommendations and informal grievances. For the most part, it is these individuals around whom the issues in this case center. EMPLOYEES LISTED IN APPENDIX B we find that the employees listed in Appendix B do not have sufficient supervisory authority to be excluded from the unit. The record reflects that their duties in the areas of hiring, 14
transfers, promotions, discipline, grievance resolution, performance evaluations, merit salary increases and other functions do not involve true supervisory authority, but reflect lead worker status or involve the routine control of work processes. Hiring Hiring at the laboratory is initiated by the personnel manager acting in response to a request or recommendation from a department head or division leader. The personnel manager is responsible for selecting from applicants those meeting the stated requirements and qualifications who will be interviewed. The personnel manager also advises the department head or division leader about the laboratory's personnel policies, legal requirements and selection standards. An applicant may be required to take a written examination or may be orally interviewed by one or several of the following: a member of the personnel department, a department head, a division leader, an employee designated by a department nead or division leader, or a panel of interviewers composed of employees and/or individuals from outside the laboratory that are appointed by a department head or division leader. The selection is made by the department head or division leader. They recommend to the personnel manager that a formal offer of employment be made based on a record of their reasons for selecting the successful applicant and rejecting the others. Offers of employment can be made only by the personnel manager. 15
The record indicates that the employees UC seeks to exclude make recommendations as to the selection of individuals into their work units that are "routinely followed." At first glance, it might appear that these employees make "effective recommendations" with regard to hiring decisions. Upon closer examination, however, this single fact is insufficient to justify a finding that these employees possess true supervisory authority. In the SEERA unit determination decision,14 the Board declined to afford supervisory status to employees who participated in hiring interviews and made recommendations in hiring matters unless those recommendations amounted to a true exercise of hiring authority. As discussed above, hiring decisions at the laboratory are made after a series of interviews and evaluations by department heads, division leaders, personnel representatives, and, in some instances, individuals from outside the laboratory. Actual hiring decisions are solely in the hands of department heads, division leaders and the personnel manager. Appendix B employees participate in hiring matters only to the extent that they have some input in the process and that input is merely a factor in the final decision. This is not enough to establish that their recommendations are "effective." Absent detailed and explicit evidence that the recommendations of these employees are 14unit Determination for the State of California, supra, PERB Decision No. llOc-S, at p. 11. 16
tantamount to true hiring authority, there is no indication of supervisory authority. With respect to hiring, the record indicates that five principal investigators have the authority to select, from a pool of applicants, the individual who will be hired into his or her work unit. This fact might also at first glance suggest that these employees should be excluded from the unit on the basis of their power to hire subordinates. However, the evidence also indicates an inconsistent hiring authority. The evidence shows that rarely, if ever, has an employee been hired into the work unit without or against these-employees' recommendations. This indicates that the employees do not in fact have independent authority to hire. For these reasons, it is found that the principal investigators do not have true supervisory authority in the area of hiring. Transfers and Promotions While the laboratory's policy manual encourages employees to speak to their "supervisors" as well as their department head or division leader about voluntary transfers, the process of transfers, including preparation of paperwork, arranging of interviews, and approval of release time for interviews is done by the personnel manager. The applicant must apply to the personnel department for a transfer. A representative of the personnel department refers the applicant to the appropriate department head and/or division leader. If the department head 17
or division leader determines that an applicant appears able to perform the job duties successfully, an interview is scheduled. An applicant may be interviewed by a department head, division leader, supervisor or any other person deemed appropriate. Transfers will not be approved without the consent of the department heads and division leaders involved. The record indicates that each alleged supervisor's recommendations regarding the transfer of employees into and/or out of the supervisor's work unit are "routinely followed or would be followed." While Appendix B employees may interview transfer applicants and make recommendations about them, there is no showing that they exercise any true authority in these matters. Indeed, the record as a whole shows that the true authority to transfer rests at higher levels. As with the hiring authority, these employees cannot be considered to make effective recommendations in transfer matters sufficient to exclude them from the unit. Promotions from one laboratory position to another follow the procedures prescribed for transfers, and the participation of Appendix B employees in promotion decisions likewise does not indicate true supervisory authority. Discipline The record indicates that the claimed supervisors have the authority to advise subordinates regarding the level of performance expected of them and to counsel them about 18
performance problems as necessary in the supervisor's
judgment. This function reflects laboratory policy which
extends to front-line supervisors the power to issue verbal
warnings to employees. Verbal warnings, however, carry no
punitive result and are not considered corrective action. A
front-line supervisor may not take any other corrective action
without the prior approval of the department head or division
leader. The authority to issue written warnings rests with
department head or division leader. In the SEERA unit
determination decision,15 it was found that informal
counseling, even if it involves criticism and corrective
effort, does not amount to the effective recommendation of
discipline.
The claimed supervisors may also place an employee on
immediate investigatory leave {suspension without pay while
charges of serious misconduct are investigated) whenever.an
employee's actions are such that they constitute a threat to
other employees. The power to place an employee on immediate
investigatory leave under these circumstances, however, does
not require any special supervisory skills. The act is simply
a matter of necessity. It reflects no prescribed supervisory
authority, but only the exercise of common sense judgment under
difficult conditions. Absent threatening behavior, the advice
15ra., at pp. 12-13.
19of a department head or division leader always must be sought before placing an employee on investigatory leave. In conclusion, nothing in the record establishes that Appendix B employees have true supervisory authority in disciplinary matters. While they may play a minor role in the process, their authority is basically limited to informal counseling functions. The power to discipline employees rests exclusively with department heads and division leaders. Grievance Resolution The record shows that Appendix B employees take action in response to subordinates' complaints and/or resolve the grievances of their subordinates according to their own judgment. However, it is not indicated whether this occurs.at the informal stage or at one of the formal steps of the grievance procedure. Formal written grievances are processed through the personnel department and heard by a non-University hearing officer or a presumably impartial laboratory hearing committee. It is at these levels that the power to resolve grievances exists. The authority to informally resolve grievances must be treated like the informal counseling function discussed above. Thus, the resolution of grievances at a level.below the first formal step does not indicate true supervisory authority sufficient to require the exclusion of Appendix B employees from the unit. 20
Performance Evaluations and Merit Salary Increases Employees receive periodic written performance evaluations, the frequency of which is determined by their career or probationary employment status. Written evaluations are prepared by an employee's immediate supervisor. Evaluations are intended to give employees and their immediate supervisors an opportunity to discuss job responsibilities, accomplishments, objectives, performance problems and work progress. Performance evaluations may also provide information to department heads or division leaders in personnel decisions regarding promotions, demotions, salary increases, assignments and dismissals. The record indicates that the vast majority of Appendix B employees are responsible for the performance evaluations of . their subordinates. The performance evaluations are then reviewed and may be changed by their supervisors. The evaluations are a factor in awarding annual merit salary increases. The laboratory has an elaborate salary setting procedure designed to reflect the relative value of employees to their division or department. The procedure involves a series of successive rankings which starts at the group leader level. Department heads and division leaders are ultimately responsible for determining the relative ranks of scientists and engineers in their organization. These ranks are then 21
compared against the ranking decisions made in other deparments or divisions. Once the ranking process is completed, actual assignment of a particular salary is made by a division leader or department head. The employee's salary is compared to a "merit maturity curve" and may again be adjusted to reflect the employee's rank and years of service. Department heads and division leaders, despite this system, retain the right to deviate from the procedures when an employee's final ranking does not precisely reflect his or her value to the laboratory. Employees -are encouraged to resolve any salary concerns with their immediate supervisors. If impasse is reached in such discussions, an employee can ask that the situation be reviewed at a higher level. With regard to merit increases, the SEERA unit de~ermination decisionl6 indicated that "the Board's emphasis has been on the exercise of independent judgment; the routine administration of a well-articulated system or the essential lack of control over the decision-making process has been found insufficient cause for exclusion." A review of laboratory procedures discloses that Appendix B employees' input in merit salary increase decisions is minimal at best. Merit increases are awarded after a series of reviews and rankings by 16ra., at p. 14. 22
department heads and division leaders. Appendix B employees may have initial input into the process, but their recommendations go through such review and adjustment that their first evaluation often does not reflect the final award. The performance evaluations written by the group leaders also have minimal impact on merit increase decisions. In sum, these employees simply do not have the degree of independent judgment in such decisions to warrant their exclusion. Other Supervisory Functions Finally, the record indicates that Appendix B employees participate in a number of work-related supervisory functions including scheduling of hours and vacations, approving sick leave, monitoring the quality of subordinates' work, and training subordinates. There is nothing in these duties from which we could conclude that Appendix B employees have control or influence over personnel decisions. These duties appear limited simply to routine or clerical decision-making which does not require independent judgment. The scheduling of vacations is essentially ministerial, based on the convenience of the laboratory, and follows well-defined procedures outlined in the laboratory's policy manual. Sick leave is awarded according to standards also articulated in the policy manual. Training and monitoring the quality of subordinates' work involves merely the routine control of work processes. 23
In conclusion, based upon the entire record in this case, we find that Appendix B employees lack any true supervisory authority sufficient to exclude them from the unit. Therefore, their inclusion in the unit is appropriate. EMPLOYEES LISTED IN APPENDIX C The employees listed in Appendix Care excluded from the unit because they are found to exercise true supervisory authority in one area. The evidence offered by UC regarding the supervisory status of Appendix C employees is similar to that offered for Appendix B employees. However, there is the single significant difference that Appendix C employees play a critical role in the employment status of probationary employees. This fact mandates a different conclusion with regard to their supervisory status. Appendix C employees participate in the initial hiring of unit employees in the same manner as those in Appendix B. Additionally, employees in both groups are responsible for annual and probationary performance evaluations. These employees prepare the evaluations and deliver them to their subordinates. The evaluations are used to give notice of poor work performance to employees, and additionally as a factor in determining annual merit salary increases. Performance evaluations written by Appendix C employees, however, have an added use. With respect to probationary employees, the 24
performance evaluation is critical to a determination that the probationary employee will either be retained or be discharged from employment. This fact adds a significant dimension to the role of Appendix C employees in the hiring process. It indicates that the performance evaluations, without broad review or approval, are basically determinative of the employment fate of probationary employees and that Appendix C employees do, in fact, make effective recommendations regarding the hiring of probationary employees. Therefore, UC has met its burden in establishing that these employees have sufficient supervisory authority in hiring matters to warrant their exclusion from the unit. EMPLOYEES LISTED IN APPENDIX D Employees listed in Appendix Dare included within the unit. Except as discussed below, the evidence relative to these employees is generally the same as for the Appendix C employees. They are responsible for the preparation and completion of performance evaluations which are critical to the determination of whether probationary employees will become permanent or will be discharged. Appendix D employees, however, perform duties similar to those of their subordinates and thus separate and additional discussion is required. Group leaders spend 80 percent of their ti.me and project engineers spend 90 percent of their time on technical work as opposed to administrative and personnel duties. The group 25
leaders are viewed as fellow scientists and working leaders primarily engaged in scientific work rather than as supervisors.17 As we stated above, section 3580.3 provides that employees whose duties are substantially similar to those of their subordinates shall not be considered supervisory employees. For employees who perform some supervisory duties and some duties similar to those of subordinates, we have rejected a formal rule based on any specific percentage of time spent on rank-and~file work. Instead, we have determined that an appropriate measure is the point at which the employees' supervisory obligation to the employer outweighs their entitlement to the ·rights afforded rank-and-file employees. Additionally, where the employees' involvement in supervisory functions conflicts with their participation in rank-and-file unit activity, there cannot be a finding that the employees' duties are substantially similar to those of their subordinates. We find that Appendix D employees do not have a supervisory obligation to the employer which outweighs their entitlement to the rights afforded rank-and-file employees. These employees are involved in but one supervisory function, and spend 80 to , 17James Day, a project engineer designated by UC as a supervisory employee, additionally asserted that he "views himself as a technical work horse primarily engaged in technical work like everyone else on the project." He further stated that he "also takes care of some administrative details." 26
90 percent of their time performing duties similar to those of subordinates. Such employees' extensive involvement in rank-and-file work clearly outweighs the supervisory function, which may only be sporadically exercised. We see no significant risk that the employees' participation in rank-and-file activities will conflict with their supervisory obligation to the employer where such obligation is limited to their role in determining whether probationary employees will be retained. Accordingly, Appendix D employees are included within the unit. MANAGERIAL EXCLUSIONARY ISSUES UC seeks to exclude 63 employees from the unit as managerial. These employees are designated by working title rather than job classification. In the hierarchy of the laboratory, they are below the department and division levels and located at the group and section levels. Thus, they are at the same level in the laboratory hierarchy as the employees addressed in Appendices B, C and D, whom UC seeks to exclude as supervisory. It is not clear from the record why employees at the same level should in some instances be considered to perform supervisory duties and in other instances perform managerial duties. Some of the 63 employees have already been determined to be at least supervisory and excluded from the unit. Therefore, it 27
is unnecessary to decide the managerial status of these employees.18 The remaining employees may be distinguished between those who are solely responsible for the overall operation of their unit as contrasted to those who share such responsibility with others. In some cases the shared responsibility is with the employee's superior ~nd in some cases there is no information regarding the persons with whom the employee shares responsibility. The employees who are solely responsible for the overall operation of their units also have individual responsibility to develop important policies and programs. Additionally, they perform a number of duties indicating substantial responsibility in developing, administering and modifying the unit budget. In contrast, the other claimed managers merely "participate" in the development of policies and programs. While their recommendations concerning the development and administration of the budget for the unit may be routinely followed, there is no indication of significant responsibility. 18Again, as was stated in footnote 3, supra, and in the State Employer-Employee Relations Act, Phase III Unit Determination Proceeding, supra, PERB Order No. Ad-79-S, thefocus of this decision is the determination of those employeeswho are to be included in the unit. The specific basis for the exclusion of an employee, whether it is managerial, supervisoryor confidential status, is not relevant for this purpose. 28
The Board finds that the employees who are solely responsible for the overall operation of their units should be excluded from the unit as managerial. The record indicates that these proposed managers do in fact possess significant responsibilities for both formulating and administering policies and programs. They exercise discretionary authority in developing and modifying institutional goals and priorities. They exercise independent judgment in administering unit programs. They have discretio? beyond that which must conform to an employer's established policy. Additionally, budget responsibilities were found to be an important consideration in determining managerial status in Berkeley Unified School District (8/28/79) PERB Decision No. 101. Lacking the stronger responsibilities described above, it cannot be concluded that the remaining disputed employees are managerial. There is no showing that the "shared" responsibilities do, in fact, constitute "significant responsibilities" for the formulation and administration of policies and programs. For these employees, UC has not met its burden of proof and the employees therefore must be included in the unit. In addition to the employees discussed above, there are four employees whom UC seeks to exclude as supervisory or managerial who are all part of the laboratory's Z-Division. 29
These employees are Fred Jessen, David Dye, John Illige and Fred Kovar. The Z-Division is primarily responsible for providing technical assistance to the United States intelligence community. In the course of their work these employees have significant responsibilities for formulating and administering policies and programs which respond to the needs of various government agencies. These four individuals design, administer and control laboratory programs and, in so doing, have significant authority in budgetary matters. As such, we find them all to possess managerial responsibilities and accordingly exclude them from the unit. Based on the foregoing discussion, the employees to be excluded from the unit as managerial are listed in the attached Appendix E, and the employees to be included in the unit are listed in the attached Appendix F. ORDER Upon the foregoing Decision and the· entire record in this case, the Public Employment Relations Board ORDERS that: (1) The employees listed in Appendix A, attached hereto, are excluded from the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory Professional Scientists and Engineers Unit as managerial, supervisory or confidential according to the stipulations of the parties and based upon the factual record in this proceeding. 30
(2) The employees listed in Appendices B, D and F, attached hereto, are included in the unit for the reasons stated in the foregoing Decision. (3) Those employees listed in Appendices C and E, attached hereto, are excluded from the unit as supervisory or managerial for the reasons stated in the foregoing Decision. (4) Any technical errors in this Order shall be presented to the director of representation who shall take appropriate action thereon in accordance with this Decision. By the BOARD 31
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4827 0225. 0 BIOMEDICAL SCI GRAY, JOE W
0225.0 BIOMEDICAL SCI HATCH, FREDERICK T.
4829 0225 .0 BIOMEDICAL SCI JENSEN, RONALD HI.
4930 0230.0 ENVIROCI ANSPAUGH, LYNN R.
4838 0230 .0 ENVIRO SCI HARRISON, FLORENCE L.
184 0 0230 .0 ENVIROCI ROBISON, WILLIAM L.
4846 0230 .0 ENVIROCI SHINN, JOSEPH H.
4847 0230 . 0 ENVIROSCI STUERMER, DANIEL H.
4850 0242 .0 CHEMIST ALIRE, RICHARD M.
4858 0242 .0 CHEMIST BARTON, GEORGE W.
4860 0212.0 CHEMIST BENDER, CHARLES F.
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4864 0242 .0 CHEMIST BOROUGH JR. , GUS D.
4866 0242 .0 CHEMIST ERNST, KLAUS
4865 0242. 0 CHEMIST FLEMING, EDWARD H.
4871 0242 . 0 CHEMIST GATROUSIS, CHRISTOPHER
4874 0242. 0 CHEMIST HORNBECK . ROBERT F .
4981 0242. 0 CHEMIST IDE, ROGER H
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MUSGRAVE,
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4900 0242 .0 CHEMIST PYPER, JAMES W.
4901 0242.0 CHEMIST RIZZO, HARRY F.
4902 0242 . 0 CHEMIST SCHOCK, ROBERT N.
4904 0242 . 0 CHEMIST SCHWARTZ, LARRY L.
4905 0242 .0 CHEMIST STREET JR. , KENNETH
4906 0242 .0 CHEMIST STRUBLE, GORDON L.
4907 024:2.0 CHEMIST WALKER, FRANKLIN E.
4908 0242 .0 CHEMIST WILSON, HUGH D.
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4912 0249.0 ENG ARNOLD, WALTER F.
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4921 0249. 0 ENG PATZER, THOMAS H.
4922 0249.0 ENG BENNE JR. , JOSEPH C.
4924 0249 . 0 ENG BERG, ROBERT A.
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0249 .0 ENG COYLE III, PHILIP E. 5716
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0249 .0 ENG SHARRY, Jmm A' 5178
02l~9, 0 ENG SHIKANY, S. DAVID 5179
02'+9. 0 ENO SILVER, WILLIAM J, ~i181
IJ21f9, 0 ENG SIMECKA JR., WILLIAM B. 5182
o:~49. o ENG SIMMONS, WILLIAM W, ~iHl3
02 1l9, 0 ENG SMITH, PAUL [1, 51B~i
02l~9, 0 ENG STARK, ANl:IREW H. 5190
02lf9, 0 ENG STRANGE, FREDRIC M. 5195
02 1f9. 0 ENG SUSKI, GREGORY J. 5198
o;:ll!9, () ENG SWINGLE, JAMES C. 5l.99
0? 119. 0 ENG TEIRFEL.D, HERMAN H. 5201
il '.1 11 '? . (l ENG THOMAS, ARlllUR [I, 5203
02 1+9. 0 ENG TROST, STANLEY R. 5209
02149.0 f:.Nfl WALTER, CARLE. 5223
0249.0 ENG WARNER, DEAN H. 5225
0249.0 ENG UASLEY, RICHARD J. 522{,
024-9.0 ENG WEISSENBERGER, STEIN 5229
0249.0 ENG UERNE, ROGER W, 5231
02119, 0 ENG WESTBROOK, ROBERT Y. 5233
02'-!9. 0 ENG WICHNER, RONAl..[1 523tl
024-9.0 ENG WONDOLOWSKI, FRANCIS R. 5245
021~9, 0 ENG WRAITH, CHARLES L. 5246
0249.0 f.N(j ZEVANOVE, LOUIS R. 5240
0256.0 MtHHEMATICIAN EDDY, RICl-h'\IHI F. 5251.
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0256.0 MATHEMATICIAN MENSING, RTCIIARJI 5707
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SHIKANY, S. DAVID 5179
SILVER, WILLIAM J. $181
SIMECKA JR. , WILLIAM B. 5182
SIMMONS, WILLIAM W. 5183
SMITH, PAUL D. 5185
STARK, ANDREW H. 5190
STRANGE, FREDRIC M. 5195
SUSKI, GREGORY J. 5198
SWINGLE, JAMES C. 5199
TEIRFELD, HERMAN H. 5201
THOMAS, ARTHUR D. 5203
TROST, STANLEY R. 5209
WALTER, CARL E. 5223
WARNER, DEAN H.
WASLEY, RICHARD J. 5276
WEISSENBERGER, STEIN 5229
WERNE, ROGER W. 5231
WESTBROOK, ROBERT W. 5233
WICHNER, RONALD 5230
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WRAITH, CHARLES L.
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EDDY, RICHARD E . 5251
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MENSING, RICHARD 5707r - r, WVO~'i/83 APPENDIX A EMPLOYEES TO DE EXCLUDED IN UtJH 16 CODE ____ TITLE_NAME __________________ NAME _______________________ _ 02:'i6. 0 MArnEMATICIAN SMIRIGA, NORA G. 5255 0265.0 METALLURGIST Ml.SER, JOSEPH [1. 525b 0265.0 METALLURGIST CLINE,_ CARL F. 5257 0265.0 METALLURGIST HAUBER, JAMES R. 5?.50 026~i. 0 METALLURGIST LANDINGHAM, RICHARD L. 5259 026'.i. 0 METALLURGIST MARA, Gl,ENN L. 5260 0265.0 METALLURGIS f ROBBINS, JACK L. 5261 0265.0 METALLURGIST ROOT, G. STEPHEN 5262 IJ265,0 METALLURGIST SHORT, DAVID 5708 O?b!'i.O METALLURGIST VANDERVOORT, RICHARD R. 5263 0270.0 PHYSICIST AHLSTROM, HARLOW G. 526!:i ll'. 1711, 0 PHYSICIST ANDERSON, JOHN D. 526'7 0:? <'0. !l PHYSICIST ANDREWS, ROBERT T. 5270 (1,>,I). 0 PllYSIClST BARKER, ROBERT B. 5275 u:·i"o. o PIIYSICJST DAUER, RUDOLF W, 5278 IL'70. 11 PHYSICIST BORCHERS, ROBERT R. 52132 (I'.; 70. 0 PHY5ICHlT BRAFF, DONALD L. 5283 0270. 0 PHYSICIST BRIGGS, RICHARD J. 528 1[ 0270.0 PHYSICIST BROWN, PAUL. S. 5205 0270,0 PHYSICIST CAROTHERS, JAMES E. 5290 0270.0 PHYSICIST CHANG, JULIUS S. 5292 0270.0 PHYSICIST CHASE, JAY B. 5293 0270,0 PHYSICIST CHRZANOWSKI, PAULL. 529 1f 0270,0 PHYSICIST CL.ATWORTHY, JOHN 5295 0270,0 PHYSICIST COCllRAN, STEPHEN G. 5296 0270.0 PHYSICIST COENSGEN, FREDERIC 5297 7 I"") 'J ' ) , i ) 03/05/83 APPENDIX A 7 PAGE CODE..... TITLE NAME 0256 .0 MATHEMATICIAN 0265.0 METALLURGIST 0265.0 METALLURGIST 0265.0 METALLURGIST 0265.0 METALLURGIST 0265.0 METALLURGIST 0265.0 METALLURGIST 0265.0 METALLURGIST 0265 .0 METALLURGIST 0265.0 METALLURGIST 0279.0 PHYSICIST no70.0 PHYSICIST 9270 .0 PHYSICIST 0270.0 PHYSICIST 0:70 .0 PHYSICIST 0270.0 PHYSICIST 0270 .0 PHYSICIST 0270 .0 PHYSICIST 0270 .0 PHYSICIST 0270 .0 PHYSICIST 0270 .0 PHYSICIST 0270 .0 PHYSICIST 0270 .0 PHYSICIST 0270.0 PHYSICIST 0270.0 PHYSICIST 0270.0 PHYSICIST EMPLOYEES TO BE EXCLUDED IN UNIT 16 NAME_ SMIRIGA, NORA G. BALSER, JOSEPH D. CLINE, CARL F. HAUBER, JAMES R. LANDINGHAM, RICHARD L. . MARA, GLENN L. ROBBINS, JACK L. ROOT, G. STEPHEN SHORT, DAVID VANDERVOORT, RICHARD R. AHLSTROM, HARLOW G. ANDERSON, JOHN D. ANDREWS, ROBERT T. BARKER, ROBERT B. BAUER, RUDOLF W. BORCHERS, ROBERT R. BRAFF, DONALD L. BRIGGS, RICHARD J. BROWN, PAUL S. CAROTHERS, JAMES E. CHANG, JULIUS S. CHASE, JAY B. CHRZANOWSKI, PAUL L. CLATWORTHY, JOHN COCHRAN, STEPHEN G. COENSGEN, FREDERIC REC 5259 5256 5250 5260 5261 5262 5708 5263 5265 5269 5270 5275 5278 5282 5283 5284 5285 5290 5292 5293 5294 5295 5296 5297
' OYO~i/£13 ' COP[ ono .o PHYSICIST COX, LYLE A. 5299 0210. 0 PHYSICIST DAMM, CHARLES C. 5300 n:no .o PHYSICIST DAVIS, JAMES I. 5301. 0270,0 PIWSICIST DAVIS, JAY C. 5302 0270 .0 PHYSICIST DICKERSON, MARVIN H, 5303 0270.0 PHYSICIST DUBA, AL 5717 0270,0 PHYSICIST ECCLES, SAMUEL F, 5307 02'70.0 PHYSICIST EMMETT, .JOHN L. 5:309 0270.0 PHYSICIBT FLECK JR,, JOSEPH A. 5313 02'70.0 PHYSICIST FOWLER, THOMAS K. 5316 0270,0 PHYSICIBT GEORGE, EDWARD V. ~i317 0270. 0 PHYSICIST GRABOSKE JR., HAROLD C. 5320 0270.0 PHYSICIST GRIFFITH, RICHAR[I V, 5321 0270.0 PHYSICIST GROSECLOSE, B. CLARK 5322 0?70.0 PflYSICI5T WHILEY, JAMES W. 5325 ono. o PIIYSICIST HAIGHT, ROBERT C. 532 02 70. f) 0270 .0 PIIYSICJST HARRISON, MEL.VIM A. 5330 o;•-;-o .11 PHYBICJST HAUSSMANN, ALFRED C. 5332 11~'.70. I! PHYSIClSJ' HENDRICKS, CHARLES D. 5335 02·,o. o f'IIYSif:IST HOGAN, WILLIAM .J. 5339 0270.0 PHYSICIST HOLTZ, JAMES Z. 5340 0270 .0 PHYSICIST HOLZRICHTER, JOHN F. 5341 o:no.o PHYSICIST HOWERTON, ROBERT J. 0270.0 PHYSICIST HUDGINS, ARTHUR J. 5345 0270 .0 PHYSICIST JOHN D . IMMELE, JOHN D. 5:348 0270. 0 PHYSICIST ,rnox. JOSEf'll B. 5355 PHYSICIST 0270.0 0?70.0 11270.0 IMMELE, TITLE_NAME _________________ _ APPEN[IIX A EMPLOYEES TO BE EXCLIJDED IN UNIT 16 NAME ------------------------------ PAGE 8 REC 03/05/83 CODE TITLE NAME 0270 .0 0270 .0 PHYSICIST 1270 .0 PHYSICIST 0270 .0 PHYSICIST PHYSICIST 0270 .0 PHYSICIST 0270.0 PHYSICIST 0270 .0 PHYSICIST 0270 .0 PHYSICIST 0270 .0 PHYSICIST 0270 . 0 PHYSICIST 0270 .0 PHYSICIST 0270 .0 PHYSICIST 0270.0 PHYSICIST 0270 .0 PHYSICIST 0270 .0 PHYSICIST PHYSICIST 9270.0 PHYSICIST 0270 .U PHYSICIST 0270 .0 PHYSICIST 0270 .0 PHYSICIST PHYSICIST 0270 .0 PHYSICIST 0270 .0 PHYSICIST PHYSICIST 0270 . 0 PHYSICIST APPENDIX A PAGE EMPLOYEES TO BE EXCLUDED IN UNIT 16 NAME_ REC COX, LYLE A. 5299 DAMM, CHARLES C. DAVIS, JAMES I. 5301 DAVIS, JAY C. 5302 DICKERSON, MARVIN H. 5303 DUBA, AL 5717 ECCLES, SAMUEL F. 5307 EMMETT, JOHN L. 5309 FLECK JR. , JOSEPH A. FOWLER, THOMAS K . 5316 GEORGE, EDWARD V. 5317 GRABOSKE JR. , HAROLD C. 5320 GRIFFITH, RICHARD V. GROSECLOSE, B. CLARK HADLEY, JAMES W. 5325 HAIGHT, ROBERT C. HARRISON, MELVIN A. 5330 HAUSSMANN, ALFRED C. HENDRICKS, CHARLES D. 5335 HOGAN, WILLIAM J. HOLTZ, JAMES Z. HOLZRICHTER, JOHN F. HOWERTON, ROBERT J. HUDGINS, ARTHUR J. 5348 KNOX, JOSEPH B.
r . 0;5/05/83 r· COJtF o:.:,o. u 0'.'70, 0 O~• Iii. 0 o:no. o 0270.0 0270.0 0270.0 0270.0 0270,0 0270.0 0270.0 0270.0 0270,0 0270.0 0270.0 0270. 0 11270.0 o:no. o ono.o 0270.0 o::-;n. n 0:>70.0 0)70.0 0'.'70.() 0270. 0 0270. 0 TITLE_NAME _________________ _ PHYSICIST PHYSICtsT PHYSICIST PHYSirIST PHYSICIST PHYSICl!H PHYSICIST PHYSICIST PHYSICIST PHYSICIST PHYSICIST PHYSICIST PHYSICIST PHYSICIST PHYSICIST PHYSICIST PHYSICIST PHYSICIST PHY!'.1CIST PHYSICIST PIIYSICIST PHYSICTSl PIITSICJS f PHYSICIST PHYSICI!H PHYSICIST APPENDIX ti EMPLOYEES TU BE EXCLUDED IN UNIT 16 NAME ------------------·-------------- KOLAR, 0. C. KRUER, UILLIAM L. KRUPKE, WILLIAM F. KUCKUCK, ROBERT W. LINDL., JOHN D. LOGAN, B. GRANT LOKKE, WILLIAM A. LUTHER, FREDERICK M. HacCRACKEN, MICHAEL C, McCALi .• , JOHN R. McCLELLAND, W. MELVILL MASSEY, STEPHEN A. MAY, HICW\EL M. MEAD, S. WARREN MEISENHEIMER, ROBERT G. MILANOVICH, FRED P. MILLER, GEORGE fl. MULLINS JR,, ROY K. NEIFERT, RICHARD D. NIELSEN, DALEE. NORDYKE, MILO !'I. NUCKOLLS, • .JOHN H. OLSEN, .JAMES L. PEARLSTEIN, L. DONALD POPPE, Ci'IRL. II. POST, RICIJ()R[I F. I. PAGE 9 REC ___ ,. 5356 53.60 r 5362 r 5;36:~ 5367 r 5:36B 5369 5;371. 5372 5377 5Tl8 537~i ~i376 5382 5383 s:m1, :"i387 5393 ~;;397 5:399 5400 51,0:? ~i 1 l03 5 1 Hl7 51.,09 5 1 l10 03/05/83 APPENDIX A PAGE EMPLOYEES TO BE EXCLUDED IN UNIT 16 0270 .0 PHYSICIST KOLAR, O. C. 5356 0270 .0 PHYSICIST KRUER, WILLIAM L. 5360 0270.0 PHYSICIST KRUPKE, WILLIAM F 5362 0270.0 PHYSICIST KUCKUCK, ROBERT W. 5363 0270 .0 PHYSICIST LINDL, JOHN D. 5367 0270 .0 PHYSICIST LOGAN, B. GRANT 5369 0270 .0 PHYSICIST LOKKE, WILLIAM A. 5369 0270 .0 PHYSICIST LUTHER, FREDERICK M. 5371 0270 .0 PHYSICIST MacCRACKEN, MICHAEL C. 5372 0270 .0 PHYSICIST MCCALL. JOHN R. 5377 0270 . Q PHYSICIST MCCLELLAND, W. MELVILL 5378 0270.0 PHYSICIST MASSEY, STEPHEN A. 5375 0270 .0 PHYSICIST MAY, MICHAEL H. 537 0270 . 0 PHYSICIST MEAD, S. WARREN 5382 0270 . 0 PHYSICIST MEISENHEIMER, ROBERT G. 5383 0270 .0 PHYSICIST MILANOVICH, FRED P. 5386 0270.0 PHYSICIST MILLER, GEORGE H. 5387 0270.0 PHYSICIST MULLINS JR. , ROY K. 5393 0270 .0 PHYSICIST NEIFERT, RICHARD D. 5397 0270 . 0 PHYSICIST NIELSEN, DALE E. 5399 0270 . 0 PHYSICIST NORDYKE, HILO D. 5400 0270 . 0 PHYSICIST NUCKOLLS, JOHN H. 5402 U270 . 0 PHYSICIST OLSEN, JAMES L 54 03 0270 .0 PHYSICIST PEARLSTEIN, L. DONALD 5407 0270 .0 PHYSICIST POPPE, CARL H. 510? 0270 .0 PHYSICIST POST, RICHARD F . 51 10 NAME REC_ CODE TITLE_NAME
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r ' f f 03/05/03 02lJ9. 0 0249.0 021+9, 0 021.f9. 0 021~9. 0 024-9.0 025b.O 0256,0 0256.0 0256.0 0270.0 0270.0 0270.0 0270. 0 0:'70,0 iJTlO.O 0'.?,0.0 02,70. 0 TITLE_NAME _________________ _ ENG ENG FNG ENG ENG ENG ENG ENG ENG MATHEMATIC IAN MATHEMATICIAN MATflEMATICIAN MAHIEMAT IC IAN MATHEMATICIAN PHYSICIBT PHYSICIST PHYSICIST PHYSICIST PHYSICIST PHYSICIST PHYSICIST PI--IYSIClSl l'MiSICI!H FHY'.HLHil Pl--l'r'SICIBT PHYSICIST APPENDIX B EMPLOYEES TO BE INCLUDED IN UNIT 16 NAME -----------------------·------ VAN NESS, HUBERT W, VOLLMER, DONALD W. WALLING, JUAQUIN L, WATLING, HUGHE. WELLS, JAMES E. WIESl<AMP, T, F. WITHERELL, CHARLES E. WOELFFER, ROBERT A. WYMAN JR,, ROBERT H. BASINGER, RICHARD C. CARLSON, RALPH DUBOIS, PAUL F, MARGOLIES, DAVIDS. MOORE I I, DAN 1-1. ALONSO, CAROL T, ALVAREZ JR., RAYMOND A. AULT, EARL R. AXELROD, TIMOTHY S. BALDWIN, DAVIDE. BARLETTA, WILLIAM A. BARR, ORVILLE C. BERNAT, THOMAS P. BLISS, ERLAN S. It\JCI<, RICIIAR£1 M. CAMPBELL, EDWARD M. CEGLIO, NAfALE M. PAGE REC ___ _ 5213 5218 5227 5230 5239 5250 52~i3 525 1 .J. 5267 526B 5272 5213 527l, ~i277 5280 52B1 5286 :'.i288 r r r r 03/05/83 CODE TITLE_NAME 0249.0 ENG VAN NESS, HUBERT W. 5213 e249 . 0 ENG VOLLMER, DONALD W. 5218 1549. 0 ENG WALLING, JUAQUIN L. 5222 0249.0 ENG WATLING, HUGH E. 5227 0249.0 ENG WELLS, JAMES E. 5230 0249 .0 ENG WIESKAMP, T. F. 5239 0249 . 0 ENG WITHERELL, CHARLES E. 5243 0249.0 ENG WOELFFER, ROBERT A. 5244 0249.0 ENG WYMAN JR. , ROBERT H. 5247 0256 . 0 MATHEMATICIAN BASINGER, RICHARD C. 5249 0256 .0 MATHEMATICIAN CARLSON, RALPH 7514 0256 . 0 MATHEMATICIAN DUBOIS, PAUL F. 5250 0256 .0 MATHEMATICIAN MARGOLIES, DAVID S. 5253 0256 . 0 MATHEMATICIAN MOORE II, DAN H. 5254 0270 .0 PHYSICIST ALONSO, CAROL T. 5267 0270 .0 PHYSICIST ALVAREZ JR. , RAYMOND A. 5268 0270 .0 PHYSICIST AULT, EARL R. 5272 0270 .0 PHYSICIST AXELROD, TIMOTHY S. 5273 0270 . 0 PHYSICIST BALDWIN, DAVID E. 5274 1270 . 0 PHYSICIST BARLETTA, WILLIAM A. 5276 0270 . 0 PHYSICIST BARR, ORVILLE C. 5277 6270.0 PHYSICIST BERNAT, THOMAS P. 5280 !l ,.• i 1/ (l PHYSICIST BLISS, ERLAN S. 5281 " 270. 9 FHYSICIST BUCK, RICHARD M. 5286 02 /0.0 PHYSICIST CAMPBELL, EDWARD M. 5288 0270 .0 PHYSICIST APPENDIX B PAGE EMPLOYEES TO BE INCLUDED IN UNIT 16 NAME REC CEGLIO, NATALE M. 529 5291
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0270 .0 PHYSICIST KNAUSS, KEVIN G. 5718
0270 . 0 PHYSICIST KOOPHAN, RONALD P. 5357
0270 .0 PHYSICIST KRAMER, GEORGE D. 5359
0270.0 PHYSICIST KRUGER, HANS W. 5361
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EMPLOYEES TO BE INCLUDED IN UNIT 16
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HILAM, DAVID 538503/05/83 CODE ____ TITLE_NAME _________________ _ 0270.0 PHYSICIST 0270.0 PIWSICIST 02,'IJ. 0 f'fffSICIST 0271), 0 PUYSICIST 0270.0 PfiYSICIST 0270,0 PHYSICIST PIIYSH'IST 0170,0 Plr(SJCIST IJ ;;•n. (l PIIYSICHJT r G?lO •J PHYGii"IST n:rro .1J P!IYSlCIST u,.•111.0 PHYSICJSl ono.o PHYSICIST o;.>10. o PHYSICIST 0270,0 PHYS I GIST 0?70.0 PHYSICIST 0270. ll PHYSICIST 0'.'70.0 PHYSICIST 0270.0 PHYSICIST 0270.0 PHYSICIST 11270.0 PHYSICIST 0270. 0 PHYSICIST ono.o PHYSICIST 0?70.0 PHYSICIST O;:>dJ. 0 PHYSICIST (l ~• l II , (l PHYSJCJST APPENDIX B EMPLOYEES TO BE INCLUDED IN UNIT 16 NAME ----------------------------·---···- MINICHINO, CAMILLE MONSLER, MICHAEL J. MOSES, EDWARD I. MULTHAUF, LLOYD G. MURRAY, ,JOHN R. HYERS, BOTH R. NAKANISHI, KEITH NOWAK, Df'\VID A, O'NEIL, RICHARD W. PAISNtR, JEFFREY A. PATTERSON, DAN W. PLEASANCE, LYND. POWELL, HOWARD T. PROCTOR, IVAN D. ROUTH, JAt1ES W• SCHEINER, JAMES F. SHARP JR,, RICHARD IJ,, SHAIJ, LARRY L. SHEPP, THOMAS A. SHOTTS, WAYNE J. SLIVINSKY, VINCENT W. SLONE JR., HASEL J. SMITH, WALTER L. SOLARZ, RICHARD W. SPECI<, DAVID R. STUKOWSKI, STANLEY E, rAGE 7 -~~L._. 538B 5390 5392 539 1 1- :;;395 5396 ~;no 5401 511o•i 51105 5406 51 108 ::'ill 11 5413 5'418 5 1 l2l 51123 51.f.21t 51.126 51127 5430 51J31. 5432 s11:n 51!36 s•i:3si "1 ti !"') '1 r) .. .., 0 ') 1) •) i) ·) q ,:) 0 ,) 0 0 0 g 0 03/05/83 CODE TITLE_NAME 0270 .0 PHYSICIST MINICHINO, CAMILLE 5388 0270 .0 PHYSICIST MONSLER, MICHAEL J. 5390 0270.0 PHYSICIST MOSES, EDWARD I. 5392 0270 .0 PHYSICIST HULTHAUF , LLOYD G. 5394 0270 .0 PHYSICIST MURRAY, JOHN R. 5395 0270 .0 PHYSICIST MYERS, BOTH R. 5396 O'-','tl. ,, PHYSICIST NAKANISHI, KEITH 5720 9270. C PHYSICIST NOWAK, DAVID A. 5401 7370.0 PHYSICIST O'NEIL, RICHARD W. 5404 C270. 9 PHYSICIST PAISNER, JEFFREY A. 54 05 0270.0 PHYSICIST PATTERSON, DAN W. 5406 0270 . 0 PHYSICIST PLEASANCE, LYN D. 5408 0270 .0 PHYSICIST POWELL, HOWARD T. 5411 0270 .0 PHYSICIST PROCTOR, IVAN D. 5413 0270 .0 PHYSICIST ROUTH, JAMES W. 5418 0270.0 PHYSICIST SCHEIMER, JAMES F. 5421 0270 .0 PHYSICIST SHARP JR. , RICHARD W. . 5423 0270 .0 PHYSICIST SHAW, LARRY L. 54 24 0270 .0 PHYSICIST SHEPP, THOMAS A. 5426 0270 .0 PHYSICIST 0270 .0 PHYSICIST SLIVINSKY, VINCENT W. 5430 SHOTTS, WAYNE J. 5427 0270 .0 PHYSICIST SLONE JR. , HASEL J. 5431 0270 .0 PHYSICIST SMITH, WALTER L. 5432 0270.0 PHYSICIST SOLARZ, RICHARD W. 5433 1270.0 PHYSICIST SPECK, DAVID R. 5436 p270.0 PHYSICIST APPENDIX B EMPLOYEES TO BE INCLUDED IN UNIT 16 NAME STOKOWSKI, STANLEY E. PAGE 7 REC 5435 0 O
tU/051. COltE ____ TITLE_NAME __________________ 0270.0 PHYSICIST 0270, 0 PHYSICIST 0270.0 PHYSICIST 0270,0 PHYSICIST o:no. o PHYSICIST 0270.0 PHYSICIST 0270.0 PHYSICIST II:? 70. 0 PHYSICIST ono.o PIIYSICJST PIWSICHiT o:~10.0 PflYSICIST 11:.ill.0 PlfYSJCl"lT n;-:n;-;. o COiiPtJl ER SCI/MTH PGMR o:·•1,5. o COMPUTER SCI/MTlt PUMR o::n~;. o COMPIJTER SCI/Mm f'GMR o:w~,. o COMPUTER SCI/MTH PGMR 02fl5.0 COMPllTE:R SCI/~ITH PGMR 0285.0 COMPUTER SCI/MTH PGMR 02El5. 0 COMPUTER SCI/MTH PGMR o;:ss. o COMPUTER SCI/Mlf~ PGMR 02B~j. 0 COMPUTER SCI/MTH PGMR 02H5.0 COMPUTER SCI/MTH PGMR 4f o:•as. o COMPUTER SCI/MTH PGMR Af'l'El4,,,,, fl EMPLOYEES TO BE H!CLlJ[tEft IN UNIT 16 NAME _______________________ _ SULLIVAN, THOMAS ,J. TERHUNE, ROBERT W. TRAINOR, ROBERT J. TURNER, WILLIAM C. WAINWRIGHT, THOMAS WEBER, MARVIN .J. WEINGART, RICHARD C. WEIR, JOHN T. WEISS, HORTON S. WESTBROOK, CHARLES K. UI-IEELER, PAUL C. IJIL[IER, DALE G, BALABAN, DAVID J. BRANDT, J, JOSEPH BRENGLE, THOMAS A, FONG, I< IRBY W, GRIFFING, R, BRUCE HOWARD, BARRY C. LIJNit, PAUL E , MATTHEWS, JACK R. NG, WALTER C. tJOUELL, DONNA M. STORCH, F. DAVID PAGE 8 B~~--- ~jlflf 0 s•ititi 544-7 51t1HJ 5451 51153 54~;4 SIJ5t. 5 1 ¾57 5'l5B 5 1159 5460 5467 51t69 5470 5477 5480 5 1 .Sfl 51193 5 1 *96 5500 5501 551:3 03/05/- APPENItch It PAGE CODE...... TITLE_NAME 0270 .0 PHYSICIST SULLIVAN, THOMAS J. 5440 0270 .0 PHYSICIST TERHUNE, ROBERT W. 5144 0270.0 PHYSICIST TRAINOR, ROBERT J. 5447 0270.0 PHYSICIST TURNER, WILLIAM C. 54 40 0270 .0 PHYSICIST WAINWRIGHT, THOMAS 5451 0270.0 PHYSICIST WEBER, MARVIN J. 5453 0270 .0 PHYSICIST WEINGART, RICHARD C. 5454 1270 .0 PHYSICIST WEIR, JOHN T. 5456 0270 .0 PHYSICIST WEISS, MORTON S. 5457 e:: 1:70 . 0 iO. 0 PHYSICIST WESTBROOK, CHARLES K. 5458 4270.0 PHYSICIST WHEELER, PAUL C. 5459 D.:70.0 PHYSICIST WILDER, DALE G. 5460 0285 , 0 COMPUTER SCI/HTH PGMR BALABAN, DAVID J. 5467 0295. 0 COMPUTER SCI/MTH PGMR BRANDT , J. JOSEPH 5465 0 285. 0 COMPUTER SCI/MTH PGMR BRENGLE, THOMAS A. 5470 0285. 0 COMPUTER SCI/NTH PGHR FONG, KIRBY W 5477 0285 . 0 COMPUTER SCI/MTH PGMR GRIFFING, R. BRUCE 5480 0285 .0 COMPUTER SCI/MTH PGMR HOWARD, BARRY C. 5488 0285 .0 COMPUTER SCI/NTH PGHR LUND, PAUL E. 5492 0285 .0 COMPUTER SCI/MTH PGMR MATTHEWS, JACK R. 5496 0285.0 COMPUTER SCI/MTH PGMR NG, WALTER C. 5500 0285 . 0 COMPUTER SCI/MTH PGMR NOWELL, DONNA M. 5501 0285 .0 COMPUTER SCI/MTH PGMR STORCH, F. DAVID 5513 EMPLOYEES TO BE INCLUDED IN UNIT 16 NAME REC
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