The Board held that a union's later refusal to pursue a different grievance doesn't restart the 90 days to complain about an earlier decision involving the same dispute. The timely complaint also failed because the union had examined the collective agreement question in good faith, and disagreement with its conclusion didn't establish an arguable breach of fair representation.
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Fisher v. National Police Federation, 2026 FPSLREB 55
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Held. The Board held that a union's later refusal to pursue a different grievance doesn't restart the 90 days to complain about an earlier decision involving the same dispute.
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