Regents of the University of California Professional Scientists and Engineers (Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory) (PERB 0246HB)

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)
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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. 
2

The 	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
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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.
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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
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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.
6

in
	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.
7

conditions
	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.
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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'.
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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
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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
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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.
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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
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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,
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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.
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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.
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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
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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
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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.
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of
	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
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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.
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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.
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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
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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."
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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
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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.
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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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0225.0
	BIOMEDICAL
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11242.0
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021,2.
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	CHEMIST
o;·i1i2, o
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02112,
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	CHEMIST
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02112. 0 	CHEMIST
02112. 0 	CHEMIST
0
APPENJHX A
EMPLOYEES
	TU
BE.EXCLUDED
IN
UNIT
	16
NAME
_______________________
_
CARRANO,
	ANTHONY
V,
DOBSUN,
	R,
	LOWRY
GLEDHILL,
	BARTON
L.
GRAY,
	JOE
W.
HATCH,
	FREDERICK
T.
JENSEN,
	RONALD
II.
ANSMIJGH,
	LYNN
R.
Hf'IRRI1oN, 	FLORENCE
L.
ROBISON,
	WILLIAM
L.
SH.tNN, 	JOSEPH H.
STUERMER, 	DANIEL
H.
ALIRE,
	RICHARD
M.
BARTON,
	GEORGE
W.
BENDER, CHARLES
F.
CARVER, 	RILEY
D.
DOROUGH
JR.,
	GUS
D.
ERNST, l{LAUS
FLEMING,
	EDWARD
H.
GATRUUSIS, CIIHJSTOPHEI~
HORNBECK, 	ROBERT
F.
Ur[,	
ROGER
H.
JOHNSON, 	QUINTCN C.
KOLB, .JOHN
Kll RY, .JOHii tJ.
LEitrFR,
	HER MM! R.
PAGE
	1
REC
__
1
Hl23
1
1838
IJ8lJ(l
1
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4860
•~8
6 l
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4869
IJ87t
IJ8Bl
'l8B:3
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1
f888
03/05/83
APPENDIX A
EMPLOYEES 10 BE EXCLUDED IN UNIT 16 	PAGE 	1
CODE 	TITLE NAME NAME
REC	0225.0 	BIOMEDICAL SCI CARRANO, ANTHONY V.
1823	0225.0 	BIOMEDICAL SCI DOBSON, R. LOWRY
4825	0225 .0 	BIOMEDICAL SCI GLEDHILL, BARTON L.
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.
4861	
0242 .0 	CHEMIST CARVER, RILEY D.
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
1883	9242.0 	CHEMIST JOHNSON, QUINTEN C.
4086	024 2.0 	CHEMIST 	KAHN, JAMES S.
4387	0242 .0 	CHEMIST KOLB, JOHN
5705	0242. 0 	CHEMIST KURY , JOHN W.
4988	0242.0 	CHEMIST LEIDER, HERMAN R.
49191

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	TITLE_NAME
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02
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02
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0
021,2.
0
02112, 0
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02
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1
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0
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021f9. 0
021f9. 0
CHEMIST
CHEMIST
CflEHIST
CHEMIST
CIIEMIST
CHEMIST
CHEMIST
CllEMHJT
CHEMIST
CHEMIST
CHEMIST
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
MUSGRAVE,
	BURDON
C.
NERVIK,
	WALTER
E.
NOSHKIN, VICTOR
E.
PYPER,
	JAMES
W.
RIZZO,
	HARRY
F.
SCHOCK,
	ROBERT
N.
SCHWARTZ,
	LARRY
L.
STREET
JR.,
	KENNElH
STRUBLE,
	GORDOH
L.
WALKER,
	FRANKLIN
E,
IJI
L SON,
	HUGH
[I •
ALTBAUM, LAURENCE
P.
ARNOLD,
	WALTER
F.
BAKER, CHARLES
F.
BARLOW,	
THOMAS M.
BATZER,
	THOMAS
H.
BEHNE
JR,,
	JOSEPH C .
BERG, 	ROBERT A.
BISllOP, CLIFFORD B,
BLAKE,
	ALEXANDER
BOHN, MICHAEL.
P,
BROADHAN, GENE A.
CADAYAN, HRIAR
G.
CARR, 	RONAL[I
B.
CHARGIN,
	ANTHONY
K,
CffOll, CHENG-1,:0N
rAGE	
2
REC
__
4897
41399
11900
IJ90 l
IJ902
119011
lf.905
lf90b
4907
lf908
11909
lf912
IJ9l6
IJ918
lf.921
4922
11924
492(1
lf932
IJ933
lf936
4940
1-l-94b
lf.952
lf-9'.'il
4950
2
03/05/83
CODE
0242.0 	CHEMIST 	MUSGRAVE, BURDON C.
4897	0242 .0 	CHEMIST NERVIK, WALTER E.
4879	0242.0 	CHEMIST 	NOSHKIN, VICTOR E.
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.
4909	0249 .0 	ENG ALTBAUM, LAURENCE P.
4912	0249.0 	ENG ARNOLD, WALTER F.
4916	0249 .0 	END BAKER, CHARLES F.
4918	0249 .0 	ENG
BARLOW, THOMAS M.
4921	0249. 0 	ENG PATZER, THOMAS H.
4922	0249.0 	ENG BENNE JR. , JOSEPH C.
4924	0249 . 0 	ENG 	BERG, ROBERT A.
4928	0249 .0 	ENG BISHOP, CLIFFORD P.
4932	0249 . 0 	ENG BLAKE, ALEXANDER
4933	0249 .0 	ENG BOHN, MICHAEL P.
1936	0249 . 0 	ENG BROADMAN, GENE A.
4940	0249 .0 	ENG 	CABAYAN, HRIAR S.
4946	0249.0 	ENG CARR, RONALD R
4952	0249.0 	ENG 	CHARGIN, ANTHONY K .
4957	0249 .0 	ENG CHOU, CHENG-KON
4958
C
TITLE_NAME_
APPENDIX A
EMPLOYEES TO BE EXCLUDED IN UNIT 16
NAME
PAGE
REC

03/05/83
	APPENDIX A
EMPLOYEES
TO BE
EXCLUDED
IN
UNIT
16
CODE
____
	TITLE_NAME
__________________
	NAME
_______________________
_
0249.0
	ENG
	CLELAND,
	L.
	LYNN
02119, 0
024-9.0
021
19.0
024-9.0
02119, 0
02119, 0
0249,0
021,-9. 0
021,9. 0
0249,0
02 1t-9. 0
0249,0
021,9. 0
02119, 0
024-9.0
0249,
0
02119, 0
02 1
19.
IJ
02119' 0
02'-18. 0
()'.'IJ9,
()
112117.
0
02119. 0
11249.0
0249. 0
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
CLOUGH,
	ROBERT
E.
CORALLO, 	RICHARD
A.
COYLE
I
II,
	PHILIP
E,
CRAIG,
	ROBERT
J,
CRAMER,
	JAMES
L.
CUMMINGS,
	GARTH
E.
DAVIS,
	DARRELL
D.
DECKER,
	WALLACE
D.
DIACONOFF,	
J,	
PHILIP
Dl
nm'
	JAMES
s'
DITTMAN,
	GERALD
L.
DITTMORE,
	MAYLIN
H,
DOGGETT, 	JAMES
N.
DOW,
	JEROME
P.
DRANEY, EUGENE
C.
DZAKOWIC,
	GERALO
S.
EKSTROM,
	STANLEY
J.
ENGLISH,
	EDWARD
G.
FERNANDEZ, 	MICHAEL
W,
FISHER,
	DENNIS K,
FREYNIK
JR. I
	HENRY
s.
FREYTAG, E.
	KARL
GALLES,
	HARRY
L.
GOLUBA,
	RAYMOND W.
GRESHO,	
PIH LIP M,
t')
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3
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4961	
,.,
ll966
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5013 •
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03/05/83 	APPENDIX A 	PAGE
CODE_ 	TITLE NAME
0249.0 	ENG 	CLELAND, L. LYNN 	4760
0249.0 	ENG 	CLOUGH, ROBERT E. 	4961
0249 .0 	ENG 	CORALLO, RICHARD A. 	4966
0249 .0 	ENG 	COYLE III, PHILIP E. 	5716
0249.0 	ENG 	CRAIG, ROBERT J. 	4968
0249 .0 	ENG 	CRAMER, JAMES L. 	4969
0249 .0 	ENG 	CUMMINGS, GARTH E. 	4972
0249.0 	ENG 	DAVIS, DARRELL D 	4975
0249.0 	ENG 	DECKER, WALLACE D. 	4979
0249.0 	ENG 	DIACONOFF, J. PHILIP 	5723
0247 .0 	ENG 	DITTIG, JAMES S. 	4982
0249 .0 	ENG 	DITTMAN, GERALD L. 	4983
0249.0 	ENG 	DITTMORE, MAYLIN H. 	4984
0249.0 	ENG 	DOGGETT, JAMES N. 	4985
0249.0 	ENG 	DOW, JEROME P. 	4988
0249 .0 	ENG 	DRANEY, EUGENE C. 	4987
0249.0 	ENG 	DZAKOWIC, GERALD S. 	4797
0249.0 	ENG 	EKSTROM, STANLEY J. 	4994
0247.0	
ENG 	ENGLISH, EDWARD G. 	4996
0249.0 	ENG 	FERNANDEZ, MICHAEL W. 	1998
0249 . 0 	ENG 	FISHER, DENNIS K. 	4999
0749.0 	ENG 	FREYNIK JR. , HENRY S. 	5004
0249.0 	ENG 	FREYTAG, E. KARL. 	5005
0249.0 	ENG 	GALLES, HARRY L. 	5006
0249.0 	ENG 	GOLUBA, RAYMOND W. 	5011
0249 . 0 	ENG 	GRESHO, PHILIP M. 	5013
EMPLOYEES TO BE EXCLUDED IN UNIT 16
NAME_ 	REC....
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03/05/03
	M'f'f::tWIX
A
EMPLOYEES
TO
BF EXCLUDED
IN UNIT
16
CODE
____
	TITLE_NAME
__________________
	NAME
_______________________ _
0249,0	
ENG	
GRISSOM,
	MILTON
L.	
501
1t
02•19.0	
ENG	
HALL,
	DONALD
F.	
5017
0::'lf?.
0	
ENG	
MASLAM,
	W,
	KENT	
5021
021J9.0	
ENG	
HAfFIELD,
	RICHARD
F.	
5023
0::'lf9.
0	
ENG	
HELM,
	GARTH
L. 	~;027
0249.0	
ENG	
HENRY,
	CHARLES R.	
50:W
02
1
fS'.
0	
FNG	
HUNT,
	RICHARl:I W,	
5038
0?1+9.
0	
ENG	
IANTUONO,
	ALEXANDER	
50110
0249.0	
ENG	
INNES,
	THOMAS
G,	
50
1H
02lf9,
0	
ENG	
INOUYE,
	WILLIAMS. 	50112
02'+9.
0	
ENG	
JENSEN,
	J.
	ALLEN	
50lf~j
02lf9.
0	
ENG	
KARPENKO,
	VICTOR
N.	
5050
02'l-9.
0	
ENG	
KELLER
JR.,
	JOSEPH
E.	
!"i051
0249.0	
ENG	
KRAKOWSKY, 	ARTHUR	
5729
0249.0	
ENG	
LaFRANCHI,
	EDWARD
A,	
5060
02119. 0	
ENG	
LAKE, 	ROGER
E,	
506;.,
02'-l-9. 0	
ENG 	LANGLAND, 	ROBERT
	T.	
506lf
02'+9.
0	
ENG	
LARSON,
	A.
	ROY	
5067
02
1
+9.
0	
ENG	
LEVY,
	ALLEN
J.	
5071+
021f9.
0	
ENG	
LINDQUIST,
	WALTER
B.	
5075
0249.0	
ENG	
LOGAN,
	CLINTON
M.	
5077
0~
1
lf9,fJ	
ENG. 	LONGERBEAM,
	GORDON
T.	
5079
O;i 1
VI.
0	
ENG	
LOQUIST,
	LELAND
C.	
5080
0;11+9.	0749 . 00 	ENG	
F.NG	
MacMILLAN, KEITH C. 	5731	
5731
0249 .0
	o~:•1?.
o 	ENG	
ENG	
McCLURE, ELDON	MCCLURE, ELDON R.
R. 	5093	
5093
0249.0	o:•49. o 	[NG 	McDONALD, HENRY
C,	
5096
PAGE	
If
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CJ
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CODE 	TITLE_NAME.
0249 . 0 	ENG
0249.0 	ENG
0249.0 	ENG
0249.0 	END
0249.0 	ENG
0249.0 	ENG
0249 .0 	ENG
0249 .0 	ENG
0249. 0 	ENG
0249.0 	ENG
0249 . 0 	ENG
0249.0 	ENG
02449 .0 	ENG
0249.0 	ENG
0249.0 	ENG
02149 . 0 	ENG
0249.0 	ENG
0249.0 	ENG
0249 . 0 	ENG
0249.0 	ENG
0249.0 	ENG
0249.0 	ENG
0249.0 	ENG
ENG
APPENDIX A
EMPLOYEES TO BE EXCLUDED IN UNIT 16
NAME
GRISSOM, MILTON L.
HALL, DONALD F.
HASLAM, W. KENT
HATFIELD, RICHARD F.
HELM, GARTH L.
HENRY, CHARLES R.
HUNT, RICHARD W.
IANTUONO, ALEXANDER
INNES, THOMAS G
INOUYE, WILLIAM S.
JENSEN, J. ALLEN
KARPENKO, VICTOR N.
KELLER JR. , JOSEPH E.
KRAKOWSKY, ARTHUR
LaFRANCHI, EDWARD A.
LAKE, ROGER E.
LANGLAND, ROBERT T.
LARSON, A. ROY
LEVY, ALLEN J.
LINDQUIST, WALTER B.
LOGAN, CLINTON M.
LONGERBEAM, GORDON T.
LOQUIST, LELAND C.
MacMILLAN, KEITH C.
MCDONALD, HENRY C.
PAGE
REC.
5014
5817
5021
5023
5027
5028
5038
5040
5041
5042
5045
5050
5051
5729
5060
5062
5064
5067
5074
5075
5077
D
5079
5080
5096

03/05/83 	APPF.:NDIX ~
EMPLOYEES TO BE EXCLUDED IN UNIT 16
·CODE ____ 	TITLE_NAME __________________ 	NAME _______________________ _
0211-9,0 	ENG 	MACKANIC, GEORGE
02'+9. 0
021+9. 0
02 119, 0
021.J9, 0
021+9. 0
021+9. 0
0:-!'+9, n
o:''19. o
021l9, 0
0211-9.0
0211.9. 0
0211-9. 0
0211-9. 0
0249.0
021+9. 0
021+9, 0
0,'1~9, 0
0211-9, 0
0249. 0
021t9. 0
021+9. 0
02•19, 0
O~?•t9.0
. 11211-9. 0
o:n19. o
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
MAHLER, JENS P.
HANES, KtNNETH R.
MAXFIELD, BRUCE W.
HEIER, CHARLES W.
HILLER, EDMUND K.
MORRISON JR., FRANK A.
MORTON, 	RAYMOND L.
NELSON, WILLIAM E.
NEWTON, SHERMAN L.
NIVEN, WILLIAM A,
OLSON, 	AUGUST W.
ORPHAN, 	RICHARD C.
PAGE, 	JAMES R,
PAIGE, 	RUDOLPH S.
PEHRSON, 	DAVID L.
PERLMAN, THEODORE
PETRIE, 	ROBERT B.
PHELPS JR,, 	PAULL.
POLLARD, LLOYD W.
REYNERSON, 	DONALD M.
RITTMAN, 	JERROLD G.
ROSSMAN, 	RUSSELL P.
ROZSA, 	RUDOLF B .
RUSSELL"JR., WILLIAM L.
scmJLTZ, 	PHILLIP A.
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5083
57;32 	,.,
5086
"'	50139
5102 	f')
510l,
0
511 1
•
5115 	1)
5121 f)
5123
5125 	l)
5130 i)
5135
5139 	"°l
::;11~0
()
51 1J2
511~3 	•.)
5111-/,
)
5111-7
5151. 	.)
51 '.'iO
·)
51b0
5161 	•
51611
'.'.'ilt,8
517~)
03/05/83
CODE 	TITLE_NAME
024 9 . 0 	ENG 	MACKANIC, GEORGE 	5083
0249.0 	ENG 	HAHLER, JENS P. 	5732
0249.0 	ENG 	MANES, KENNETH R. 	5086
0249.0 	ENG 	MAXFIELD, BRUCE W. 	5089
0249 . 0 	ENG 	MEIER, CHARLES W. 	5102
0249.0 	ENG 	MILLER, EDMUND K. 	5106
0249 .0 	ENG 	MORRISON JR. , FRANK A. 	5114
0249 , 0 	ENG 	MORTON, RAYMOND L. 	5115
0249.0 	ENG 	NELSON, WILLIAM E. 	5121
0249.0 	ENG 	NEWTON, SHERMAN L.. 	5123
0247.0 	ENG 	NIVEN, WILLIAM A. 	5125
0249 .0 	ENG 	OLSON, AUGUST W. 	5130
0249 . 0 	ENG 	ORPHAN, RICHARD C. 	5135
0249.0 	ENG 	PAGE, JAMES R. 	513
0249.0 	ENG 	PAIGE, RUDOLPH S. 	5140
0249 .0 	ENG 	PEHRSON, DAVID L. 	5142
0249.0 	ENG 	PERLMAN, THEODORE 	5143
0219,0 	ENG 	PETRIE, ROBERT B. 	514
0249 .0 	ENG 	PHELPS JR. , PAUL L. 	5147
0249 .0 	ENG 	POLLARD, LLOYD W. 	5151
0249.0 	ENG 	REYNERSON, DONALD H. 	5150
0249.0 	ENG 	RITTMAN, JERROLD G. 	5160
0249 .0 	ENG 	ROSSMAN, RUSSELL P. 	5161
0249 .0 	ENG 	ROZSA, RUDOLF B. 	5161
0249 .0 	ENG 	RUSSELL ' JR. , WILLIAM L. 	5168
0249.0 	ENG 	SCHULTZ, PHILLIP A. 	5175
APPENDIX A
EMPLOYEES TO BE EXCLUDED IN UNIT 16
NAME
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REC
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03/05/B3 	APPENC•JX A
EMPLOYEES TO BE EXCLUOED IN UNIT 16
fQr~---- 	TITLE_NAME __________________ 	NAME ___________________ _
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.
02!:ib,O 	11ATIIEMATICIAN 	KILLEEN, .JOHN 	$252
0256.0 	MATHEMATICIAN 	MENSING, 	RTCIIARJI 	5707
PAGE 	6
REC
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03/05/83 	APPENDIX A 	PAGE
EMPLOYEES TO BE EXCLUDED IN UNIT 16
CODE..... 	TITLE_NAME
ENG
0249 .0 	ENG
0249 .0 	ENG
0249.0 	ENG
0249.0 	ENG
0249 .0 	ENG
0249.0 	ENG
0249 .0 	ENG
0249.0 	ENG
0249 .0 	ENG
0249.0 	ENG
0247 .0 	ENG
0249.0 	ENG
0249 .0
0249 . 0 	ENG
0249 . 0 	ENG
0249.0 	ENG
0249 . 0 	ENG
0249.0 	ENG
0249 .0 	ENG
0249.0 	ENG
0249 .0 	ENG
0249.0 	ENG
0256 .0 	MATHEMATICIAN
0256 .0 	MATHEMATICIAN
0256 .0 	MATHEMATICIAN
NAME 	REC
SHARRY, JOHN A. 	5178
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
WONDOLOWSKI, FRANCIS R.
WRAITH, CHARLES L.
ZEVANOVE, LOUIS R.
EDDY, RICHARD E . 	5251
KILLEEN, JOHN
MENSING, RICHARD 	5707

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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
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'J
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, i
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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.

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0'.'70,
0
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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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o
0'..-7fl. 0
0;'711,0
11:>.10. 0
0270,0
0210.0
o:?10.
o
0:1.10. 0
0:'70.0
0?70.0
0270.0
0270.0
0270.
0
02·70. 0
0270.0
0270.0
0270
.0
1i:;•70. o
o:no.o
0270.0
o:~10. o
o:i
10.
o
O'.,'.
?O, 0
(12
711.
fl
o::n~,.o
APPEN[IIX A
EMPLOYEES
TO
BE EXCLUDED
	IN
UNIT 16
TITLE_NAME
__________________
	NAME
________________________ _
PHYSICIST
PHYSICIST
PHYSICIST
PHYSICIST
PHYSICIST
PHYSICIST
PHYSICIBT
PHYSICIST
PHYSICIST
PHYSICIST
PHYSICIST
PHYSICIST
PHYSICIST
PHYSICIST
PtlYSICIST
PMYSICIST
PIIYSIC:IST
PIWSICIST
PHYSICIST
PHYSICIST
PHYSlCIST
PIIYSICIST
HIYSff'TST
PHYSICIST
LOMPUIER SCI/MTH PGMR
COMPUTER
SCI/MHl
PGMR
RESCIGNO,
	THOMAS
N.
RHOADES
JR.,
	CLIFFORD E.
RICHARDS,
	GERALD
T.
SACI<,	
SEYMOUR
SCANLIN
JR,,
	WILLIAM
F.
SCHWAB,	
MICHAEL
SHAY,
	HENRY
[I,
SHULER,
	WILLIAM
R.
SIMONEN,
	lHOMAS
C.
SOOY,
	WALTER
R.
SPAETH, MARYL.
STAEHLE,
	GEORGE
G.
SZCJl<E,
	ABRAHAM
TARTER,
	C.
	BRUCE
TAYLOR, EHARLES
J.
THOMASSEN,
	KEITH
	I.
TOMAN,	
JOHN
TYLER,
	JAMES
V.
VIECELLI,
	JAMES A,
WALTSTEDT,
	ROLAND
WILK
INS,
	MARI<
L.
wmrn, LOWELL
L.
lJOOl:iRUFF,
	HOY
D.
ZIMMERMAN, 	GEORGE
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[1fWVDNT
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If.
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	HANS R.
PAGE
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03/05/83 	APPENDIX A 	PAGE 10
EMPLOYEES TO BE EXCLUDED IN UNIT 16
CODE 	TITLE NAME
0270 .0 	PHYSICIST 	RESCIGNO, THOMAS N. 	5415
07 70 .0 	PHYSICIST 	RHOADES JR. , CLIFFORD E. 	5416
0270 .0 	PHYSICIST 	RICHARDS, GERALD T. 	5417
6270 .0 	PHYSICIST 	SACK , SEYMOUR 	5419
0270 .0 	PHYSICIST 	SCANLIN JR. , WILLIAM F. 	5420
0270.0 	PHYSICIST 	SCHWAB, MICHAEL 	542:
0270 .0 	PHYSICIST 	SHAY, HENRY D. 	54 25
0270.0 	PHYSICIST 	SHULER, WILLIAM R. 	54 28
07 70 .0 	PHYSICIST 	SIMONEN, THOMAS C. 	5429
0770 .0 	PHYSICIST 	SOOY, WALTER R. 	54 34
0270 .0 	PHYSICIST 	SPAETH, MARY L. 	54 35
0270 .0 	PHYSICIST 	STAEHLE, GEORGE G. 	54 38
0270 .0 	PHYSICIST 	SZOKE, ABRAHAM 	54 41
0270 . 0 	PHYSICIST 	TARTER, C. BRUCE 	5442
0270 . 0 	PHYSICIST 	TAYLOR, CHARLES J. 	5443
0270 .0 	PHYSICIST 	THOMASSEN, KEITH I. 	5445
0270 .0 	PHYSICIST 	TOMAN, JOHN 	5446
1270 .0 	PHYSICIST 	TYLER, JAMES V. 	5449
0270 .0 	PHYSICIST 	VIECELLI, JAMES A. 	5450
#270 .0 	PHYSICIST 	WALTSTEDT, ROLAND 	5721
0270.0 	PHYSICIST 	WILKINS, HARK L. 	54 61
0270 .0 	PHYSICIST 	WOOD, LOWELL L. 	5463
0270 .0 	PHYSICIST 	WOODRUFF, ROY D. 	5464
0270 .0 	PHYSICIST 	ZIMMERMAN, GEORGE B. 	5466
0285 . D 	COMPUTER SCI/MTH PGMR 	BROVONT JR. , H. OWEN 	$471
6205.0 	COMPUTER SCI/MTH PGMR
NAME 	REC_
BRUIJNES, HANS R. 	5473

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03/05/03	
(1PPENDIX A	
PAGE
	l1
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EMPLOYEES	
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BE. EXCl~UDEfl
	lN
tmr.T
16	
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____
	TITLE
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______________________
	REC
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SCI/MHl
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COMPUTE:I~
SCI/MTH
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	HENDRICKSON, Cl11HSTOPllER
P. 	51
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	';
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SCI/MHI
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	MERRICK,
	CMARLENE
	P. 	51185
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KISHI,	
TAJ:IASHI	
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	LYNCH,
	PAUL
R.	
51J9 11
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	MENDICINO,
	SAM
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	:"i497
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SCI/MTII
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	MICHELS,
	THEODORE
c.	
549B
0 ;:g~·;. 0
	COMPIJTER
SCI/MTH
PGMR
	PATTON,
	ROflERT
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5502
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1
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SCI/MTH
PGMR
	RANELLETTI,
	JOHN
E.	
s~o~;
0285,0	
COMPUTER
SCI/MTH
PGMR
	SCHOONOVER,
	JOBE
E. 	5508
tl:?B:'i. 0	
COMPUTER
SCI/MTH
PGMR
	SEICHTER,
	RAL.PH
N.	
55.10
0205.
0	
CDMPUTEr{
SCI/MTH
PGMR
	VRANESH,
	GEORGE
E.	
5517
0;•95.
0	
COMPUTER
SCI/MTH
PGMR
	WATSON,
	RICHARD
w.
	551.9
0:?H5,0	
COMPUTER
SCI/MTH
PGMR
	ZWAK
EN
BERG,
	RICHARD G.	
~;523
0302,2	
SR
SCIENTIFIC
ASSOC 	CAVAGNOLO,
	HENRY
R.	
5526
030;!.
2	
SR
SCIENTIFIC
ASSOC	
I<
INNEY,
	JOHN
[I,	
~i529	
',
0302,2	
SR
SCIENTIFIC
ASSOC 	MOEBIJS, "MILTON
c.	
5530
o:~3•i. 1
	ENGRNG
DESIGN
ASSOC
	WARD,
	RICIIARft
F.
	553
1f
o:-n7. 1
	ENGRNG
TECHNI ASSOC
	JONES,
	DAVID
E. 	5~:55
0:3::n
.1
	ENGRNG
TECHNI ASSOC 	PASTRONE, 	JAMES A.
	5536
0
flfl.
1 	ENGRNG/SCIENTIFIC
COORB
	SATO,
	M.
	CALVIN
	5537
1n:w.2	
SR FNGRNG ASSOC
	AMERMAN, 	WILL.IAM
R, 	5711
O'.B',, 2	
SR f.NGRNG ASSOC 	ANDRUS,	
l<EMNETH L.
	5538
1n::w.2 	SH
ENGRNG ASSOC 	BAN, 	ALFRED	
5712
o:q,,_ 2 	SR
FNGRNG ASSOC
	ftILLI,i,
	RICllARII
J. 	5539
03/05/83
CODE 	TITLE NAME
0205 . 0 	COMPUTER SCI/MTH PGMR 	FUSS, DIETER 	5478
0285.0 	COMPUTER SCI/MTH PGMR 	HENDRICKSON, CHRISTOPHER P. 	5484
0285 . 0 	COMPUTER SCI/MTH PGHR 	HERRICK, CHARLENE P 	5485
0785.0 	COMPUTER SCI/MTH PGMR 	JESSEN, TIM D. 	5487
0285. 0 	COMPUTER SCI/MTH PGHR 	KISHI, TADASHI 	5491
(l
'.'H'":. n 	COMPUTER SCI/MTH PGMR 	LYNCH, PAUL R. 	5494
6205 .0 	COMPUTER SCI/MTH PGMR 	MENDICINO, SAM F. 	$497
0 285 . 0 	COMPUTER SCI/MTHI PGMR 	MICHELS, THEODORE C. 	5498
0 205. 0 	COMPUTER SCI/MTH PGMR 	PATTON, ROBERT A. 	5502
0245.0 	COMPUTER SCI/MTH PGMR 	RANELLETTI, JOHN E. 	5505
0285 . 0 	COMPUTER SCI/MTH PGMR 	SCHOONOVER, JOBE E. 	5508
0285 .0 	COMPUTER SCI/MTH PGMR 	SEICHTER, RALPH N. 	5510
0285 . 0 	COMPUTER SCI/HTH PGHR 	VRANESH, GEORGE E. 	5517
0285. 0 	COMPUTER SCI/MTH PGHR 	WATSON, RICHARD W. 	5519
0285 . 0 	COMPUTER SCI/MTH PGHR 	ZWAKENBERG, RICHARD G. 	5523
0302.2 	SR SCIENTIFIC ASSOC 	CAVAGNOLO, HENRY R. 	5526
0302.2 	SR SCIENTIFIC ASSOC 	KINNEY, JOHN D. 	5525
0302.2 	SR SCIENTIFIC ASSOC 	MOEBUS, MILTON C. 	5530
0334 . 1 	ENGRNG DESIGN ASSOC 	WARD, RICHARD F. 	6534
0337. 1 	ENGRNG TECHNI ASSOC 	JONES, DAVID E. 	5535
0337 . 1 	ENGRNG TECHNI ASSOC 	PASTRONE, JAMES A. 	5536
03 38. 1 	ENGRNG/SCIENTIFIC COORD 	SATO, H. CALVIN 	5537
0739.2 	SR ENGRNG ASSOC 	AMERMAN, WILLIAM R. 	5711
0237.2 	SR ENGRNG ASSOC 	ANDRUS, KENNETH L. 	5538
0339 .2 	SR ENGRNG ASSOC 	BAN, ALFRED 	5712
1335 .2 	SR ENGRNG ASSOC
APPENDIX A 	PAGE 11
EMPLOYEES TO BE EXCLUDED IN UNIT 16
NAME 	REC
BILLIA, RICHARD J. 	5639

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A	
PAGE
	12
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EMPLOYEES
TO
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EXCLU[IE[I	
IN
UNIT
16
CQ~•E	
TITLE_NAHE
__________________
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________________________
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tNORNG
ASSOC
	l:tORZILERI,
	CHARLES
v.
IH19.::!
	RR
FWJRNIJ ASSOC
	llOYER,
	NORMAN
I.I.	
55••1
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	~ROAt•WATE
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55
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ASSOC
	CIIAl<E[•
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	DENNIS
v.
	551,
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o:.tJQ. 2
	SR tNl.lRNO ASSOC
	CLOUSER,
	RICllARL•
I~.
	55lflf
ll~B?.
2
	SR
ENGRNO
ASSOC 	CONNER,
	WAYNE
C,·	
551.f.S
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SR
E:NfJRNO
MlSOC
	DAJ)(IARIO,
	HAHflEIJ
J.	
5Slt 6
113.(()
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SR
ENORNG
ASSOC 	[tEV
INE,
	GARY
-'.
	5547
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	SR
F.NIJRNO
Ar.SOC
	DITlBENNER,
	GERALJI
R. 	551~0
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ENGRNO
ASSOC
	DRAGON,
	ERNEST
	P. 	551J.'?
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	SR
ENORt-lG
ASSOC
	tLSHCILZ, WILLIAM
E.	
5550
II\.S9,.!	
SR
ENORNG
ASSOC
	ORETLER,
	RICHARD
E.	
5552
o:,:w. 2	
SR
E:NORNG
ASSOC	
HALL, [1ARRYL
[I.	
5713
1n3?,
2	
SR
ENORNO
ASSOC 	HENDERSON,
	UERMAN
r. 	5553
o~~,;·.
~•	
SR
E:NORNG
ASSOC	
HERSEY
JR,,	
RALPH
J.	
5551.f.
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SP
F:NORNr.
ASSOC
	JANZEN, 	JOSEPH
II. 	5555
cni~.
:•	
SR
f·NCiRNn
ASSOC
	JOHANSEN,
	HAROLD
R.	
5556
SP.
fNURNG
ASSOC 	KUUN, 	BERNHAR[I
A.
	5558
!JT~,;')
	':lR
f]WRNU
Ast-me 	LANZA, 	RICHARD z.	
5559
!l:-l]'1.
2	
'JR
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HARTIN,	
JOHN
t.	
5560
O
~39.
2	
SR EHORNO
A'ISOC
	MAYO,
	STEPHEN
E.	
5561
SR
ENBRNO ASSOC
	HEISNER,
	LEO
F.
	556~!
o:s.t9. 1	
BR ENDRNCJ
ASSOC 	MotHOOME:RY,
	KE:RMUTU
L. 	5563
0339,2
	SR ENORNO ASSOC 	NAKANO, 	SAN
s. 	571'1
ln:l9.
2	
SR f:NORNO ASSOC 	O'CONNOR, ,JOffN
IJ. 	551,lt
o.n9.
~•
	SR FNORNO ASSOC
	Oil, 	JEFFP.EY 	5565
'1
03/05/93
CODE 	TITLE NAME
0349 . ? 	SR ENGRNG ASSOC 	BORZILERI, CHARLES V. 	5540	551J0
0 539.2 	BR FHORNG ASSOC 	BOYER, NORMAN W. 	5541
0337.2 	SR ENGRNG ASSOC 	BROADWATER, CALVIN W. 	5542
0339.2 	GR ENGRNG ASSOC 	CHAKEDIS, DENNIS V. 	5543
0339.2 	SR ENGRNG ASSOC 	CLOUSER, RICHARD W. 	5544
0337 .2 	SR ENORNG ASSOC 	CONNER, WAYNE C. 	5545
1339.2 	SR ENGRNG ASSOC 	DADDARIO, MATTHEW . J. 	554
8319.2 	SR ENGRNG ASSOC 	DEVINE, GARY J. 	5547
4379.2 	SR ENGRNG ASSOC 	DITTRENNER, GERALD R. 	5548
0419.7 	GR ENGRNG ASSOC 	DRAGON, ERNEST P. 	5547
0339.2 	BR ENGRNG ASSOC 	ELSHOLZ, WILLIAM E. 	5550
1 139.2 	SR ENGRNG ASSOC 	GRETLER, RICHARD E. 	5552
0339.2 	SR ENGRNG ASSOC 	HALL, DARRYL D. 	5713
0:339.2 	SR ENGRNG ASSOC 	HENDERSON, HERMAN F. 	5553
0235.2 	SR ENGRNG ASSOC 	HERSEY JR. , RALPH J. 	5554
0379.2 	SP ENGRNG ASSOC 	JANZEN, JOSEPH H. 	5555
0:3 15 .?' 	SR ENGRNG ASSOC 	JOHANSEN, HAROLD R. 	5556
fl~1<;'. :• 	SP. ENURNG ASSOC 	KUHN, BERNHARD A. 	5558
9735.2 	58 ENGRNG ASSOC 	LANZA, RICHARD 7. 	5559
9337.2 	"R FNGRNG ASSOC 	MARTIN, JOHN L. 	5560
0 439.2 	SR ENGRNG ASSOC 	MAYO, STEPHEN E. 	5561
11:q<;,;• 	BR ENURNG ASSOC 	MEISNER, LEO F. 	5562
03.19.2 	BR ENGRNG ASSOC 	ITGOMERY, KERMUTH L. 	5563
0339.2 	SR ENGRNG ASSOC 	NAKANO, SAM S. 5714
0339.2 	SR ENGRNG ASSOC 	O'CONNOR, JOHN U. 	5564
1537.? 	SR ENGRNG ASSOC
APPENDIX A 	PAGE 12
EMPLOYEES TO BE EXCLUDED IN UNIT 16
NAME REC
OH, JEFFREY 	5565

OJ/05/83
CODE
_____
	TITLE_NAME
__________________
0339.2	
SR
ENGRNG
ASSOC
0339,2	
SR
ENGRNG
ASSOC
0339.2
	SR
ENGRNG
ASSOC
03'.39.2
	SR
ENGRNG
ASSOC
0339,2
	SR
ENGRNG
ASSOC
0339.2
	SR
ENGRNG
ASSOC
0339.2
	SR
ENGRNG
ASSOC
o:n9.2
	SR
ENGRNG
ASSOC
on?.:1
	SR
ENGRNG
ASSOC
0235.0
	BIOPHYSICIST
APPENDIX
/_:I
EMPLOYEES
TO
BE
EXCLUDE[!
IN
UNIT
16
NAME
_______________________
_
PERRY,
	RAYMON[!
W,
RAMOS,
	TERRY
J,
ROBERTS,
	DAVID
H,
ROMO
JR.,
	JOSEPH
G.
SCHLEICHER,
	BARRY
R~
STEELE,
	RONAL[I
L,
WENGERT, 	JOHN
F.
WHITLOW,
	HAROLD
F.
WOOD, DAVID
tr.
ALL
EUPLOYEES
PAGE
	13
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5566
551,7
5568
5569
5570
5571
5572
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0
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03/05/83 	APPENDIX A PAGE 1
EMPLOYEES TO BE EXCLUDED IN UNIT 16
COVE. 	TITLE_NAME 	NAME REC
0339.2 	SR ENGRNG ASSOC 	PERRY, RAYMOND W. 	5715 J
0339.2 	SR ENGRNG ASSOC 	RAMOS, TERRY J. 	5566
0339.2 	SR ENGRNG ASSOC 	ROBERTS, DAVID H. 	5567
0339 .2 	SR ENGRNG ASSOC 	ROMO JR. , JOSEPH G. 	5568
0339.2 	SR ENGRNG ASSOC 	SCHLEICHER, BARRY R. 5569
0339.2 	SR ENGRNG ASSOC 	STEELE, RONALD L. 	5570
0339.2 	SR ENGRNG ASSOC 	WENGERT, JOHN F. 	5571
0339.2 	SR ENGRNG ASSOC 	WHITLOW, HAROLD F. 	5572
0139.7 	SR ENGRNG ASSOC 	WOOD, DAVID D. 	5573
0235.0 	BIOPHYSICIST 	ALL EMPLOYEES

03/05/83
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	TITLE_NAME
_________________
_
0225,0
	BIOMEDICAL
SCI
02?5,0	
BIOMEDICAL
SCI
0??~5, 0	
IHCIMEflICAL
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0225.0
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SCI
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( 	n:>::i:;, o	
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0:->2:,;.o	
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0230,0	
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0230.0
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SCI
0230.0
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< 024'2.0
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021f2.0
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0242.0
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021f2. 0
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021i2. 0 	CHEMIST
o;,ti:1
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(l 	CHF.MJSI
APPENDIX
f.t
EMPLOYEES
TO
BE
	INCLUDED
IN
UNil 	16
NAME
------------------•--r-----------
BALHORN,
	RODNEY
L.
BIGBEE,
	WILLIAM
L.
BRANSCOMB,
	ELBERT
W.
DEAN,
	PHILLIP
N.
FELTON, Jl)MES
S.
PALLAVICINI,
	MARIA
G.
SHORE,
	VIRGIE
O,
TAYLOR,
	ROBERT
T.
THOMPSON,
	LAWRENCE
fl.
VANDERLAAN,
	HARTIN
WYROBEK,
	ANDREW
J,
BINGHAM,
	GAIL
E.
KERCHER, 	JAMES
	R.
KORANM,
	JOHN
J.
LAYTON, 	DAVI!) W.
RICE
JR.,
	DAVID
W,
SPIES,
	ROBERT
B.
STUART,
	MARSHALL
L.
ALDER, BERNI
J.
BAISDEN, 	PATRICIA
A.
BORG, 	RICHARD
J,
BUDDEHEIER,
	ROBERT
W.
GUI•IIWEN,
	PAUL
II.
GUNNINK~
	RAYMOND
HEARD, flUGH C,
HULET, 	E. KENNETH
PAGE
	1
REC
__
lffl20
41321
r·
llfl22
1H321l
'1826
ll831
lf£l32
•rn~,3
403
11
483~
•Hl36
1
l839
48
1
11
I.Jll42
4043
1Hl41.'i
4B'lB
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4862
4863
1}877
IJ87EI
IJ.880
t1882
C
03/05/83 	APPENDIX B
EMPLOYEES TO BE INCLUDED IN UNIT 16
PAGE 	1
CODE.. 	TITLE_NOME 	NAME REC
0225 . 0 	BIOMEDICAL SCI 	BALHORN, RODNEY L. 	4820
0225 , 0 	BIOMEDICAL SCI 	BIGBEE, WILLIAM L. 4821
0225.0 	BIOMEDICAL SCI 	BRANSCOMB, ELBERT W. 	4922
0225 . 0 	BIOMEDICAL SCI 	DEAN, PHILLIP N. 	4924
0225 .0 	BIOMEDICAL SCI 	FELTON, JAMES S. 	4826
0225.0 	BIOMEDICAL SCI 	PALLAVICINI, MARIA G. 	4931
0225 .0 	BIOMEDICAL SCI 	SHORE, VIRGIE 0. 	4832
0225 .0 	BIOMEDICAL SCI 	TAYLOR, ROBERT T. 	4833
0325.0 	BIOMEDICAL SCI 	THOMPSON, LAWRENCE H. 	4834
0725.0 	BIOMEDICAL SCI 	VANDERLAAN, MARTIN 	4835
0225.0 	BIOMEDICAL SCI 	WYROBEK, ANDREW J. 	4836
0230 .0 	ENVIROI 	BINGHAM, GAIL E. 	4839
0230 .0 	ENVIROSCI 	KERCHER, JAMES R 	4841
0230 . 0 	ENVIROSCI 	KORANDA, JOHN J. 	4842
0230 .0 	ENVIRO SCI 	LAYTON, DAVID W. 4843
0230 .0 	ENVIRO SCI 	RICE JR. , DAVID W. 	4845
0230 .0 	ENVIRO SCI 	SPIES, ROBERT B. 	4848
0230 .0 	ENVIROSCI 	STUART, MARSHALL L. 	4349
0242.0 	CHEMIST 	ALDER, BERNI J. 	4857
0242.0 	CHEMIST 	BAISDEN, PATRICIA A. 	4859
0242 . 0 	CHEMIST 	BORG, RICHARD J. 	4862
0242 .0 	CHEMIST 	BUDDEMETER, ROBERT W. 	4863
0242 .0 	CHEHIST 	GUDIKSEN, PAUL II. 	4877
0242. 0 	CHEMIST 	GUNNINK, RAYMOND 	4878
0242. n 	CHEMIST 	HEARD, HUGH C. 	4880
0742.0 	CHEMIST 	HULET, E. KENNETH 	4882
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APPENDIX
B
EMPLOYEES
TO
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INCLUDED
IN
UNIT
16
NAME
------------------------------··-
LEE,
	EDWARD
L.
LEICH,
	DOUGLAS A,
MANN,
	LLOY[I
G.
ROSS,	
MARVIN
WONG,
	KAI
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	OLIY
A.
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BAXTER,
	RICHARD
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BEHRIN,
	ERVIN
BEVENSEE,
	ROBERT
M.
BIGGS,
	ALFRED
G.
BLUM, ASHER
S.
BLUMENTHAL,
	DONALD
K.
BROUGH, WINSLOW
G.
BROUGHTON,
	JEFFREY
M.
BRYSON, WILLIAM
R,
CANDY, 	JAMES V,
CASEY,
	KENDELL
F.
CERVELLI, 	JOSEPH D.
COOPER, WILSON
E.
COPELAND,
	ALAN
B.
CROWE, 	RANDEi. A.
DINI,
	JOHN
W.
DONALDSON, 	ROBERT R.
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COPE 	TITLE NAME
0242.0 	CHEMIST 	LEE, EDWARD L. 	4889
0242.0 	CHEMIST 	LEICH, DOUGLAS A. 	4890
0242.0 	CHEMIST 	MANN, LLOYD G. 	4894
0 242.0 	CHENIST 	ROSS, MARVIN 	4903
0242.0 	CHEMIST 	WONG, KAI M. 	4910
0249 . 0 	ENG 	AL-AYAT, ROKAYA 	491
0249.0 	ENG 	ARMANTROUT, GUY A. 4915
0249.0 	ENG 	BALCH, JOSEPH W. 	4919
0249 . 0 	ENG 	BAXTER, RICHARD C. 	4923
0249.0 	ENG 	BEHRIN, ERVIN 	4925
0249 .0 	ENG 	BEVENSEE, ROBERT M. 	4930
0249.0 	ENG 	BIGGS, ALFRED G. 	4931
0249.0 	ENG 	BLUM, ASHER S. 	4934
0249.0 	ENG 	BLUMENTHAL, DONALD K . 	4935
0249 . 0 	ENG 	BROUGH, WINSLOW G. 	1941
0249.0 	ENG 	BROUGHTON, JEFFREY M. 	4942
0249.0 	ENC 	BRYSON, WILLIAM R. 	5725
0249.0 	ENG 	CANDY, JAMES V. 	4950
0747.0 	ENG 	CASEY, KENDELL F. 	5722
0249.0 	ENG 	CERVELLI, JOSEPH D. 	4954
0249.0 	ENG 	COOPER, WILSON E. 	19614
0247 .0 	ENG 	COPELAND, ALAN B. 	4965
0249.0 	ENG 	CROWE, RANDEL A. 	4971
0249.0 	ENG 	DINI, JOHN W. 	4981
0249.0 	ENG 	DONALDSON, ROBERT R. 	4986
0249.0 	ENG
APPENDIX B
EMPLOYEES TO BE INCLUDED IN UNIT 16
NAME
DONICH, TERRY R. 4987
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CODE_ 	TITLE NAME
0219.0 	ENG 	EMMERT, RICHARD A. 	1995
0249 . 0 	ENG 	FRANCIS, HORACE D. 	5001
0249 .0 	ENG 	GILMARTIN, THOMAS J. 	5009
0249.0 	ENG 	HATFIELD, LANSING 	5022
0249. 0 	ENG 	HOLDSWORTH, THOMAS 	5032
02149 . 0 	ENG 	HUBBELL JR. , WILLIAM H. 	5036
0249 .0 	ENG 	JAROSKA, MILES F. 	5044
0249 .0 	ENG 	KAIFER, ROBERT 	5728
0249 .0 	ENG 	KALIPJIAN, RALPH 	5047
0249 .0 	ENG 	KIEFER, RODNEY D. 	5052
0249 .0 	ENG 	KRAUSE, KARL H. 	5056
0249.0 	ENG 	KULKE, BERNARD 	5058
0249 .0 	ENG 	LABADORF, HARRY A. 	5059
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II 	ENG 	LAINE, EDWIN F. 	5061
0:49.0 	ENG 	LEIGHTON, JAMES F. 	5069
0247.0 	END 	LONG, ROBERT M. 	5078
0247.0 	ENG 	LUDWIG, ERNEST R. 	5081
0.49.0 	ENG 	LYTLE, R. JEFF 	5082
0249.0 	ENt~ 	MCCUE JR. , HOWARD K. 	5094
0249 . 0 	ENG 	MCKINLEY, KARENA D. 	5097
0249.0 	ENG 	MCQUAID, JAMES H. 	5100
0249.0 	ENG 	MCWILLIAMS, THOMAS G. 5101
0249.0 	ENG 	MACLEAN, LEE H. 	5084
0249.0 	ENG 	MARTIN, LEROY C. 	5087
0249.0 	ENG 	MILLER, DOLE E. 	5105
0249.0 	ENG
APPENDIX B
EMPLOYEES TO BE INCLUDED IN UNIT 16
NAME
MILLER, JOHN L.
PAGE
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MOYER,
	JERAULD
H.
NEWTON,
	l.l,OYD
E.
NIELSEN,
	STANLEY A.
NYHOLM,
	ROBERT
A.
O'DERST,
	EUGENE
F.
O'BRIEN,
	DENNIS
W.
OPPENHEIMER,
	JAMES
L.
PETERSON,
	ROGER
L.
PLOEG~R,
	WILLIAM
M.
PORTNOFF,
	MICHAEL
R.
REGINATO,
	LOUIS
L.
ROUSSEAU,
	WILLIAM
F.
RUBERT,
	RODNEY
R,
RUMBLE, 	ROBERT
	P.
SANGER,
	GREGORY
M.
SAUN[ERS,
	KENNETH
A.
SCHNEIDER
JR.,
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A.
SCHNEIDER, 	JOSEPH
SHANNON, 	MICHAEL
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SPATARO,
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SPOGEN
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	LEO R,
THOMPSON,
	IJ/\NIEL C.
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	ALAN
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TWOGOOD, 	RICHARD E.
PAGE
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5117
5122
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0247.0 	ENG 	MOYER, DAVID R. 	5116
0249.0 	ENG 	MOYER, JERAULD H. 	5117
0249.0 1 	ENG 	NEWTON, LLOYD E. 	5122
0249.0 	ENG 	NIELSEN, STANLEY A. 	5124
0249 .0 	ENG 	NYHOLM, ROBERT A. 	5126
0249.0 	ENG 	OBERST, EUGENE F. 	5127
0249.0 	ENG 	O'BRIEN, DENNIS W. 	5128
0249 .0 	ENG 	OPPENHEIMER, JAMES L. 	5133
0249. 0 	ENG 	PETERSON, ROGER L. 	5145
0249.0 	ENG 	PLOEGER, WILLIAM M. 	5149
0249 . 0 	ENG 	FORTNOFF , MICHAEL R 	5153
0249 .0 	ENG 	REGINATO, LOUIS L. 	5156
0249.0 	ENG 	ROUSSEAU, WILLIAM F. 	5163
0249 . 0 	ENG 	RUBERT, RODNEY R. 	5165
0249 .0 	ENG 	RUMBLE, ROBERT P. 	5166
0249 . 0 	ENG 	SANGER, GREGORY H. 	5171
0249. 0 	ENG 	SAUNDERS, KENNETH A. 	5172
ENG 	SCHNEIDER JR. , NORMAN A. 	5173
0249.0 	ENO 	SCHNEIDER, JOSEPH 	517
1 249. 1 	ENG 	SHANNON, MICHAEL J. 	5177
9245 .0 	ENH 	SHIMER, DANIEL W. 	516
0219 . 0 	ENG 	SPATARO, SAM J. 	5107
0249 .0 	ENG 	SPOGEN JR. , LEO R. 	5189
0249.0 	ENG 	THOMPSON, DANIEL C. 	5206
0249.0 	ENG 	THROOP, ALAN L. 	5208
0249.0 	ENG
APPENDIX B
EMPLOYEES TO BE INCLUDED IN UNIT 16
NAME
TWOGOOD, RICHARD E.
PAGE
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ENG
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MAHIEMAT
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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
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_
5213
5218
5227
5230
5239
5250
52~i3
525
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5267
526B
5272
5213
527l,
~i277
5280
52B1
5286
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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
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" 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	
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CODE
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HACKEL, LLOY[t
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HERMAN, 	PAUL
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C.
JOHNSON, 'MICHAEL
A.
KERR, 	RODERICK G.
KNAUSS, 	KEVIN G.
KOOPMAN, 	RONALD
P,
KRAMER,
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KRUGER, HANS
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KUIZENGA,
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CODE 	TITLENAME_
0270 .0 	PHYSICIST 	DUNLOP, WILLIAM S. 	5304
0270.0 	PHYSICIST 	ERICKSON, STANLEY A. 	5:310
0: 70 . 0 	PHYSICIST 	ERMAK, DONALD L. 5311
0270.9 	PHYSICIST 	FORTNER, RICHARD J. 	5315
2:2 70 0 	PHYSICIST 	GOOSMAN, DAVID R. 	5319
0270 .0 	PHYSICIST 	HACKEL, LLOYD A. 	5324
1279 .6 	FINSICIST 	HALSEY, WILLIAM G. 	5327
0270 .0 	PHYSICIST 	HASELMAN JR. , LEONARD C. 	53:31
0279.0 	PHYSICIST 	HEIKKINEN, DALE W. 	5333
0270 .0 	PHYSICIST 	HERMAN, PAUL T. 	5336
0270.0 	PHYSICIST 	HESTER, ROSS E. 	5337
0270 . 0 	PHYSICIST 	HILDUM, JOSEPH S. 	5338
0270 .0 	PHYSICIST 	JOHNSON, KENT C. 	5350
0270.0 	PHYSICIST 	JOHNSON, MICHAEL A. 	5351
0270 .0 	PHYSICIST 	KERR, RODERICK G. 	5354
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
0270 .0 	PHYSICIST 	KUIZENGA, PIRK J. 	5364
0270 . 0 	PHYSICIST 	LOWDERMILK, W. HOWARD 	5370
02'70 .0 	PHYSICIST 	MCKABUE, HERBERT L. 	5375
6270 A 	PHYSICIST 	MCMAHAN, ANDREW K . 	5380
02 70 0 	PHYSICIST 	MCNAMARA, BRENDAN 	5381
1,:' 10 a 	PHYSICIST 	MALLETT, JOHN H. 	5373
6270 0 	PHYSICIST
APPENDIX B 	PAGE
EMPLOYEES TO BE INCLUDED IN UNIT 16
NAME 	REC...
HILAM, DAVID 	5385

03/05/83
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
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0270,0
	PHYS
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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
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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,
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5392
539
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5396
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51105
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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
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5435
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____
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	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
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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
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NAME REC

03/05/fl3
APPENDIX
C
SUPERVISORY
EMPLOYEES
TO BE
EXCLUDED
FROM
UNIT
16
CODE
____
	TITLE_NAME
__________________
	NAME
________________________ _
02
11-2, 0	
CHEMIST
	DllPZYK,
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02112, 0
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FINGER I	
MIL
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FLEMING,
	PHILIP
G.
GUARIENTI, 	RJCHARD'P,
JOHNSON,
	JAMES
S,
McGUIRE,
	RAYMOND
R.
NATHANS,
	MARCEL
W.
ALVAREZ,
	NORMAN
J.
AMES,
	HENRY
S,
AUYONG,
	MARJORIE
BOSSI,
	RICHARD
H.
BROWN, 	ROGER
P,
BRYAN, 	JAMES
[1,
CAMPBELL,
	DONALD
E.
CASAMAJOR,
	ALAN
B.
CHAPMAN,
	WILLIAM
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CONRAD,
	r,,wrn
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CURRY, CHARLES R,
DAVIN, .JAMES
M.
DIAZ, BENJAMIN R,
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ROYCE
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FRAIZER,
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PAGE	
APPENDIX C
SUPERVISORY EMPLOYEES 10 BE EXCLUDED FROM UNIT 16
NAME
REC
CODE 	IIILE_NAME
0242 . 0 	CHEMIST 	DUPZYK, ISABELLE A. 4868
0242. 0 	CHEMIST 	FINGER, MILTON
4870
0242. 0 	CHEMIST 	FLEMING, PHILIP G 4872
0.242.0 	CHEMIST 	GUARIENTI, RICHARD 'P. 4876
324 2.0 	CHEMIST 	JOHNSON, JAMES S. 4885
02412.0 	CHEMIST MCGUIRE, RAYMOND R. 4895
(242 .0 	CHENIST 	NATHANS, MARCEL W. 4898
0249. 0 	ENG ALVAREZ, NORMAN J. 4913
0749 0 	ENG AMES, HENRY S. 4914	9243.0	
EfJli 	AUYONG, MARJORIE 4917
0247 .0 	ENG BOSSI, RICHARD H. 4937
0247.0 	ENG 	BROWN, ROGER P. 4943
0 249.0 	ENG 	BRYAN, JAMES B. 4945
0249. 0 	ENG CAMPBELL, DONALD E. 4949
0249.0 	ENG 	CASAMAJOR, ALAN B. 4953
0249.0 	ENG 	CHAPMAN, WILLIAM H. 4956
0249. 0 	ENG 	CONRAD, DAVID C. 4963
0249.0 	ENG CURRY, CHARLES R. 1973
0249 . 0 	ENG 	DAVIN, JAMES H. 497
0249 .0 	ENG 	DIAZ, BENJAMIN R. 4990
0249.0 	ENG 	ECKARD, ROYCE D. 4993
0249 .0 	ENG 	FISHER, EUGENE R. 5000
1949.0 	ENG 	FRAIZER, ROBERT L. 5002
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0749.0 	FNO 	GOUDREAU, GERALD L. 5012	
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51119
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5025
51126
5031
5727
5034
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COPE 	TITLE_NAME
0249 .0 	ENG 	GUENTERBERG, GORDON L.
5014
0249 . 0 	ENG 	HANGARTNER, LYLE G. 5019
0245. 0 	ENG 	HARRI, JOHN G. 5020
0249 .0 	ENG 	ED, P. PAUL 5024
0249.0 	ENG 	HELD, BRUCE J. 3025
0249.0	
ENG 	HELD, JAMES L. 5026
0249 . 0 	ENG 	HOFER, WALTER W. 5031
0249 .0 	ENG 	HOLCOMB, FRANK 5727
6249.0 	ENG 	HOLLOWAY, FREDERICK W. 5034
0249 .0 	ENG 	HOLTEN, DAVID C.
5035
0249.0 	ENG 	HUMPAL, HAROLD H. 5037
0249.0 	ENG 	HURLEY, CHARLES A. 5037
0249.0 	ENG 	ANDRISEVITS, RUSSELL A. 5043
0249 . 0 	ENG 	JOHNSON III, COLEMAN V. 5047
0249.0 	ENG 	KOBIERECKI, MARIAN W. 5054
0249 . 0 	ENG 	AMBERT, JOSEPH K . 5063
8249 ,0 	ENG 	ENNON, JOSEPH P.
5070
0249.0 	ENG EONG, ROBERT 5072
0249 . 0 	ENG 	LERCHE, RICHARD A. 5073
0249 . 0 	ENG 	LINDSEY, D. H. 5076
0219.0 	EN 	MCDANIEL, PARLEEN D. 5095
6249.0 	ENG 	MAGEE, MICHAEL W. 	5085
0249.0 	ENG 	HASLES, THOMAS D. 3088
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fi;G 	MONAHAN, BERNARD G. 5110
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CODE 	TITLE NAME
0249 .0 	ENG 	ONG, MIKE M. 5132
0749.0 	ENG 	UPSAL, JON L. 5134
0 249. 0 	ENO 	OSTER, YALE 	5134
0249.0 	ENG 	ZARSKI, ROBERT G. 	5130
0249.0 	ENG 	PITTENGER, LEE C. 5140
0249 .0 	ENG 	OMERNACKI, CHARLES L. 5152
0249 .0 	ENG 	RAVENSCROFT, DEWEY S. 	5154
0249.0 	ENG 	EGO JR. , JACK 5157
0249 . 0 	ENG 	RIENECKER JR. , FRED 	5159
0249 .0 	ENG 	RUPERT, PAUL R. 	5167
0249.0 	ENG 	SACKETT, STEVEN J. 5170
1247.0 	ENG 	SEVERYN, JOHN R. 5176
5:49.0 	ENG 	SMUDA, PAUL A. 5186
G/49.0 	ENG 	SPENCER, JACK W. 	5189
0249.0 	ENG 	STOWERS, IRVING F . 	5194
0249. 0 	ENG 	SUMMERS, HARK A. 	5197
0249.0 	ENG 	HOMPSON, CALVIN E. 	5205
0247. 0 	ENG 	AROSH, RONALD E. 5215
0249.0 	ENG 	VASICK, GEORGE A. 	5216
0249.0 	ENG 	VOLKMAN, KENNETH W. 	5217
0249. 0 	ENG 	WAGNER, JAN K . 	5219
0249 .0 	ENG 	WALDRON, RAYMOND L. 	5220
0249 . 0 	ENG 	WALLERSTEIN, EDWARD P. 	5221
0249,0 	ENG 	WEBER JR., FRANK R. 	5228
0249 . 0 	ENG 	WEST, JESSE J. 	5232
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9247 ,0 	ENG 	WHITE JR. , HENRY A. 	5235
4245.0 	ENG 	WHITHAM, KENNETH 5236
ENG 	WHITING JR. , HOWARD H. 5237
0249.0 	END 	WILSON, HERBERT E. 	5240
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ENG 	WITHARM, TERRY T. 5242
0270.0 	PHYSICIST 	AMPBELL, GEORGE W. 5289
0270 .0 	PHYSICIST 	LLIOTT, JACK H. 5308
0270 .0 	PHYSICIST 	ESSENDEN, THOMAS J. 	5317
0270 .0 	PHYSICIST 	FLETCHER, JOHN G. 5314
0270 .0 	PHYSICIST 	ICHAEL, GEORGE A. 5384
0270 .0 	PHYSICIST 	OWELL, T. JORDAN 	5412
0270 .0 	PHYSICIST 	REVO, CHARLES T. 5719
0285 . 0 	COMPUTER SCI/MTH PGMR 	OER, GARRET L. 	5464
1285 . A 	COMPUTER SCI/MTH PGMR 	BRUCE. A. LANDON 	5472
0285 .0 	COMPUTER SCI/MTH PGHR 	DESAUSSURE, RAYMOND E. 	54 74
0285 . 0 	COMPUTER SCT/HTH PGMR 	U BOIS, PIERRE J. 	5475
0205 .0 	COMPUTER SCI/MTH PGMR 	MERY, DONALD R. 	54 76
0285.0 	COMPUTER SCI/MTH PGMR 	IROUX, ELLIOT D, 	54 75
0235. G 	COMPUTER SCT/HTH PGMR 	GULLIFORD, ROBERT J. 	5482
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01285 . 0 	COMPUTER SCI/MTH PGMR 	EQUA, JOSEPH E. 	5506
0285 .0 	COMPUTER SCI/MTH PGMR
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SUPERVISORY EMPLOYEES TO BE EXCLUDED FROM UNIT 16
NAME
NYDER, EUGENE L.
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CODE. 	TITLE NAME 	NAME_ REC
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0285.0 	COMPUTER SCI/HTH PGMR 	WARREN, WILLIAM E. 5519
0285 . 0 	COMPUTER SCI/MTH PGMR 	EIDHAAS, PATRICK P. 	5520
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UNIT
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BOUMAN
I BhR
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CHUANG,
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CORNISH,
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DAY,	
JAMES
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GARCIA, 	JON R.
GERICH,
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HINKLE, 	RICHARD
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HOLL, 	PETER
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MERCIER,
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MISKEL,	
PAUL
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NELSON, 	ROBERT
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EMPLOYEES TO BE INCLUDED IN UNIT 16
PAGE
CODE 	TITLE NAME 	NAME 	REC
U249.0 	ENG 	BERNREUTER, DON L. 	4929
0249.0 	ENG 	BOWMAN, BARRY R. 	4939
0249 .0 	ENG 	CALDERON, MANUEL O. 	4947
0249 .0	
F.NG 	CARLSON, GUSTAV A. 	4951
0249 .0 	ENG 	CHUANG, TIEN-YUH 	4959
0249 .0 	ENG 	COATS JR. , DAVID W. 	4962
0249.0 	ENG 	CORNISH, DONALD N. 	14967
0249 .0 	ENG 	DAY, JAMES A. 	4976
0249 . 0 	ENG 	GARCIA, JON R. 	5007
0249 .0 	ENG 	GERICH, JERRY W. 	5008
0249 .0 	END 	HANSON, CLARK L. 	5726
0249 .0 	ENG 	HINKLE, RICHARD E. 	5029
0249.0 	ENG 	HOLL, PETER H 	5033
0249.0	
ENG 	KOZMAN, THEODORE A. 	5055
0249.0	
ENG 	LARA, MANRICO C. 	5066
4249.0 	ENE 	. LUNDBERG, ANDERS 	5730
02
11
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0	
ENO 	MCCALLUM, WALTER J. 	5091
0249.0 	ENG 	MERCIER, JOHN A 	5103
0249. 0	
r:.m; 	MISKEL, PAUL L. 	5109
0749.0 	ENG 	MOOR II, ERNEST H. 	5113
0 249.0 	ENG 	MURRAY, ROBERT C. 	5118
0217 .0 	ENG 	NELSON, ROBERT L. 	5120
0249 . 0 	ENG 	O'NEAL, WILLIAM C. 	5131
0249 . 0 	ENG 	PETERSON, RICHARD T. 	514
0249 .0 	ENG 	RUSSO, MATTHEW J. 	5169
0249 .0 	ENG 	SIMMS, DENNIS D. 	518

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EMPLOYEES
TU
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INCLUDED
IN
UNIT
16
CODE
____
	TITLE_NAME
__________________
	NAME
_______________________ _
0249.0
	ENG
	STERBENTZ,
	WILLIAM
H.
0249.0
	ENG
02ti9,
0
	ENG
021l9,
0
	ENG
(1;>1~9.
0
	ENG
ono
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o:~w;, o
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COMPUTER
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CflMf'UTER
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SCI/MTH
SCI/MTH
SCI/HTU
SCI/MTH
SCIIMTH
SCI/MTH
PGMR
PGMR
PGMR
PGMR
PGMR
PGMR
STONE,
	ROGER
	R.
STRIPEIKA,
	ALEXANDER
J,
VALBY,
	LAWRENCE
E.
VANSANT
JR.,
	JAMES
H.
.JOHNSON,
	KEITH
W.
IIORVATU
JR.,
	JOHN A.
RICHARDS,
	MARILYN
D,
SEDERGER,
	DAVID
A.
SOLBECK,
	STANLEY
V.
THOMPSON, DAVID
W.
WHITTEN,
	GI\IL
A.
PAGE	
2
REC
5192
5193
5196
5211.
5214
5507
5509
5512
5521
03/05/83 	APPENDIX D 	PAGE
CODE_ 	TITLE_NAME
0249.0 	ENG 	STERRENTZ, WILLIAM H. 	$192
0249.0 	ENG 	STONE, ROGER R. 	5193
0249 .0 	ENG 	STRIPEIKA, ALEXANDER J. 	5196
0249.0 	ENG 	VALBY, LAWRENCE E. 	5211
02149.0 	END 	VANSANT JR. , JAMES H. 	521
0270.0 	PHYSICIST 	JOHNSON, KEITH W. 	5349
0285.0 	COMPUTER SCI/MTH PGHR 	HORVATH JR. , JOHN A. 	5487
0285.0 	COMPUTER SCI/MTH PGMR 	RICHARDS, MARILYN D. 	5507
ll'.'.P"i.
fl 	COMPUTER SCI/HTH PGMR 	SEBERGER, DAVID A. 	5509
0285.0 	COMPUTER SCI/MTH PGMR 	SOLBECK, STANLEY V. 	5512
1,::t!~,, h 	COMPUTER SCI/HTH PGMR 	THOMPSON, DAVID W. 	551
0 205 .0 	COMPUTER SCI/MTH PGMR
EMPLOYEES TO BE INCLUDED IN UNIT 16
NAME
WHITTEN, GAIL A.
REC
5521

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MANAGERIAL EMPLOYEES TO BE EXCLUDED FROM UNIT 16
CODE. ____ 	TITLE_NAME __________________ 	NAME _______________________ _
P242,0 	CHEMIST 	CHEU, HELTON H,
0'.' 11;>.11 	UlF.MlST
0:,Hf.2. 0 	CIIFMIST
o~~•i2. o 	CHEMIST
02112.0 	CHEMIST
02 1l2. 0 	CHEMIST
1)249.0 	ENG
0;!11.?. 0 	ENG
0249.0 	ENG
02119, 0 	ENG
02119. 0 	ENG
02119. 0 	ENG
0;!119. 0 	ENG
021}9, 0 	ENG
02 119. 0
o:~119. o 	ENG
02119, 0 	ENG
024?.0 	ENG
02 11.9. 0
0~ 119, 11 	ENU
O;!lll.O 	PMYSJCISf
ii;'.?0.0 	PHYSICIST
11:no. tj 	PHYSH;J'H
0;~70, 0 	PHYSTCH:lT
0270.0 	PHYSICIST
0~!70. 0 	PHYSICIST
ENEiftI, WALTER
GOISHI, 	WATARU
ILLIGE, 	JOHN [I,
LIPERA, 	JOE
MORSE, 	JAMES I~.
BALLOU, LYNDON
HAMM JR,, 	THEODORE
JESSEN, FREDRICK W.
LENNON, 	WILLIAM J.
NcCARDLE, 	ROGER A,
McNAIRY JR,, 	RAY M.
·MAYHEW, JAMES A,
MICKEL., 	CHARLES W.
MOON, LAWRENCE L,
O'CONNELL, LAWRENCE G,
PARTLOW, A, LEE
ROTHMAN, AL
STEPHENS, DOUGLAS R.
VAN DYKE, OWEN R.
BECKER, JAMES F.
DYE, 	DAVID U.
GLENN, LEUIS A,
HANNON JR, , WILLARD ,J,
IIORNADY, 	ROBEFH S.
KAN, 	TEHMAU
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03/05/83 APPENDIX E
MANAGERIAL EMPLOYEES TO BE EXCLUDED FROM UNIT 16
COLE .... 	TITLE_NAME 	NAME 	REC
0242.0 	CHEMIST 	CHEW, HELTON H. 	4865
1242 . 0 	CHEMIST 	ENEIDI, WALTER 	5704
D242.0 	CHEHIST 	GOISHI, WATARU 	4875
0242 .0 	CHEMIST 	ILLIGE, JOHN D. 	4894
0242.0 	CHEMIST 	LIPERA, JOE 	4893
0242 .0 	CHEMIST 	HORSE, JAMES L. 	4896
1249.0 	ENG 	BALLOU, LYNDON 	5724
0249.0 	ENG 	HAMM JR. , THEODORE 	5010
0249 , 0 	END 	JESSEN, FREDRICK W. 	5046
0249 .0 	ENG 	LENNON, WILLIAM J. 	5071
0249 .0 	ENG 	McCARDLE, ROGER A. 	5092
0249 .0 	ENG 	MCNAIRY JR. , RAY M. 	5099
0249 . 0 	ENG 	MAYHEW, JAMES A. 	5090
0249 . 0 	ENG 	HICKEL, CHARLES W. 	5104
0249 .0 	ENG 	MOON, LAURENCE L. 	5112
0249 .0 	ENG 	O'CONNELL, LAWRENCE G. 	5129
0249 .0 	ENG 	PARTLOW, A. LEE 	5141
0249 . 0 	ENE 	ROTHMAN, AL 	5733
0219.0 	ENG 	STEPHENS, DOUGLAS R. 	5191
0249. 0 	ENG 	VAN DYKE, OWEN R. 	5212
02/0 .Q 	PHYSICIST 	BECKER, JAMES F. 	5279
0270.0 	PHYSICIST 	DYE, DAVID H. 	5305
0270 .G 	PHYSICIST 	GLENN, LEWIS A. 	5318
0:270.0 	PHYSICIST 	HANNON JR. , WILLARD J. 	5328
0270 .0 	PHYSICIST 	HORNADY, ROBERT S. 	5342
1270.0 	PHYSICIST 	KAN, TEHMAU 	5352
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0?/0.0
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0270.0
0270,0
0210.
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02A5.0
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PHYSICIST
PHYSICIST
PHYSICIST
PHYSICIST
PHYSICIST
COMPUTER
SCI/Mlll
PGMR
Arr'El-ll•J.X E
HANIIGERIIIL
EMPLOYEES
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UNIT
	16
NAME
____________________
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LEUIS,
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MORE. 	RICllflR[1 11.
NELLIS, UJLLIIIH
J.
RAHSPOTT,
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YOUNl<ER, LELAND
MARON,
	NEIL
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PAGF
5358
5391
5390
2	
03/05. . 	APPENDIX E 	PAGE
0270.0 	PHYSICIST	
ROVAR,
	FREDERICK
	R. 	5358
02 70.0 	PHYSICIST 	LEWIS, ARTHUR E. 	5366
0270 .0 	PHYSICIST 	MORE, RICHARD H. 	5391
0270.0 	PHYSICIST 	NELLIS, WILLIAM J. 	5398
0270 .0 	PHYSICIST 	RAMSPOTT, LAURENCE D. 	5414
0270 .0 	PHYSICIST 	YOUNKER, LELAND 	5165
0285 .0
TITLE_NAME
COMPUTER SCI/MTH PGHR
MANAGERIAL EMPLOYEES TO BE EXCLUDED FROM UNIT 16
NAME 	REC_ _
REDERIC
MARON, NEIL 	5495

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EMPLOYEES TO BE INCLUDED IN UNIT 16
CODE ____ 	TITLE_NAME __________________ 	NAHE _______________________ _
CHEMIST
021f2. 0 	CHEMIST
02 1•2, 0 	CIIEMIST
02'-19. 0 	ENG
02'-19. 0 	ENG
021J9. 0 	ENG
021f9. 0 	ENG
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0?711.P 	PHYSICIST
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0270.0 	PHYSICIST
0:?70.0 	PHYSICIST
0270,0 	PffYSICIST
0270.0 	PHYSICIST
0270,0 	PtlYSICIST
0270.0 	PUYSICIST
DUBRIN, JAMES W.
HATCIIER, 	CHAP.LES W.
LEE, Ef:IWAR[1 L.
CALDWELL, 	WILLIAM J.
FI\RADO, 	BURSEY D.
Gil.HARl IN, 	Tl!OHAS J.
GODWIN, 	ROBERT 0.
HOAGLAND, 	[IAVl[I E.
KRAUSE, OTTO A.
PLOEGER, WILLIAM H.
POGGIO, ANDREW J.
ROSSOW, TERRY L.
WANG, SOU-TIEN
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COLEMAN, LAMAR W.
EARLY, 	JAMES T.
HAAS, 	ROGER A,
HUNT, JOUN T,
MOIR, 	RALPH W.
TURNER, WILLIAM C.
WEINSTEIN, 	E•ERlJIOLrt W,
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4879
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03/05/83 	APPENDIX F 	PAGE
EMPLOYEES TO BE INCLUDED IN UNIT 16
CODE 	TITLE NAME
0242.0 	CHEHIST 	DUBRIN, JAMES U. 	4867
0242 . 0 	CHEMIST 	HATCHER, CHARLES W. 	4879
0242.0 	CHEMIST 	LEE, EDWARD L. 	4989
0249 .0 	ENG 	CALDWELL, WILLIAM J. 	4948
0249 . 0 	ENG 	FARADO, PURSEY D. 	1997
0249 .0 	ENG 	GILMARTIN, THOMAS J. 	5009
0249 .0 	ENG 	GODWIN, ROBERT O. 	5010
0249.0 	ENG 	HOAGLAND, DAVID E. 	5030
9219.0 	ENG 	KRAUSE, OTTO A. 	5057
0219.0 	ENG 	PLOEGER, WILLIAM M. 	5147
024". n 	ENG 	POGGIO, ANDREW J. 	5150
0249.0 	ENG 	ROSSOW, TERRY L. 	5162
0219.0 	ENG 	WANG, SOU-TIEN 	5224
0749 .0 	ENG 	WERNER, RICHARD 	5734
0270 .0 	PHYSICIST 	ATTWOOD JR. , DAVID T. 	5271
0270 .0 	PHYSICIST 	COLEMAN, LAMAR W. 	5298
0270 .0 	PHYSICIST 	EARLY, JAMES T. 	5306
0270.0 	PHYSICIST 	HAAS, ROGER A. 	5323
0270 . 0 	PHYSICIST 	HUNT, JOHN T. 	5347
0270 .0 	PHYSICIST 	HOIR, RALPH W. 	5389
0270.0 	PHYSICIST 	TURNER, WILLIAM C. 	5448
0270 .0 	PHYSICIST 	WEINSTEIN, PERTHOLD W. 	5455
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0270 .0 	PHYSICIST 	KOVAR, FREDERICK R. 	5358
0270 .0 	PHYSICIST 	LEWIS, ARTHUR E. 	5:366
6270 .0 	PHYSICIST 	MORE, RICHARD M. 	5391
0270 .0 	PHYSICIST 	NELLIS, WILLIAM J. 	5398
0270 .0 	PHYSICIST 	RAMSPOTT, LAWRENCE D. 	5414
0270 .0 	PHYSICIST 	YOUNKER, LELAND 	5465
0285 .0 	COMPUTER SCI/MTH PGMR 	MARON, NEIL 	5495
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DUBRIN,
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HATCHER, CHARLES
W,
LEE,
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L.
CALDWELL,
	WILLIAM
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FARADO,
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PAGE
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4879
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5030
5057
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5162
5271
5298
5306
5323
5347
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03/05/83 	APPENDIX F 	PAGE
EMPLOYEES TO BE INCLUDED IN UNIT 16
CODE.__-. 	TITLE_NAME
0242 .0 	CHEMIST 	DUBRIN, JAMES W. 	4967
0242.0 	CHEMIST 	HATCHER, CHARLES W. 	4879
0242.0 	CHEMIST 	LEE, EDWARD L. 	4989
0249 .0 	ENG 	CALDWELL, WILLIAM J. 	4948
0249.0 	ENG 	FARADO, BURSEY D. 	4997
0249.0 	ENG 	GILMARTIN, THOMAS J. 	590
0249.0 	ENG 	GODWIN, ROBERT O. 	5010
0249 .0 	ENG 	HOAGLAND, DAVID E. 	5030
0249 .0 	ENG 	KRAUSE, OTTO A. 	5057
0249.0 	ENG 	PLOEGER, WILLIAM M. 	514
0 240, 0 	ENG 	POGGIO, ANDREW J. 	5150
0249.0 	ENG 	ROSSOW, TERRY L. 	5162
0319.0 	ENG 	WANG, SOU-TIEN 	5224
0 749.0 	ENG 	WERNER, RICHARD 	5734
0270.0 	PHYSICIST 	ATTWOOD JR. , DAVID T. 	5271
0270 .0 	PHYSICIST 	COLEMAN, LAMAR W. 	5298
0270.0 	PHYSICIST 	EARLY, JAMES T. 	5306
0270.0 	PHYSICIST 	HAAS, ROGER A. 	5323
0270.0 	PHYSICIST 	HUNT, JOHN T. 	5347
0270.0 	PHYSICIST 	HOIR, RALPH W. 	5389
0270 .0 	PHYSICIST 	TURNER, WILLIAM C. 	5448
0270 .0 	PHYSICIST 	WEINSTEIN, BERTHOLD W. 	5455
NAME 	REC