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GML §207-c proposal ruled a non-mandatorily subject of collective bargaining as it did not permit employer to make the initial benefit determination

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GML §207-c proposal ruled a non-mandatorily subject of collective bargaining as it did not permit employer to make the initial benefit determinationPort Washington Police District and Port Washington Police Benevolent Association, Inc.,Decisions of PERB Administrative Law Judge Case No. U27439 [decided with U27454]The ALJ sustained the Police District's charge (Case No. U27439) alleging that the

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