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The question for Washington’s Public Employment Relations Commission was whether the ULP was filed within the six-month statute of limitations provided by Washington law. On June 29, 2012, the Guild filed an unfair labor practice complaint challenging the elimination of Plan 1. However, the Guild failed to follow up on the demands to bargain, and the elimination of Plan 1 occurred on January 1, 2012. Finally, on November 27, 2011, the Guild demanded to bargain the change in health insurance benefits, and on the following day the Guild’s lawyer, Jim Cline sent a similar message to the City. Twice more over the Fall of 2011, the City notified the Guild of the impending elimination of Plan 1. Over a month later, the Guild sent a letter to the City opening negotiations for a new agreement, but did not mention the Plan 1 issue. The president again asked how many members were using Plan 1 and the City provided the requested information. Nearly two years later, on September 14, 2011, the City reminded the Guild president of the termination of Plan 1 effective December 31, 2011. The Guild’s president responded by asking for the names of bargaining unit members who used Plan 1, and the City provided the information. The City notified all union representatives of the change. In the fall of 2009, the AWC contacted all its member cities and informed them that Group Health Plan 1 would be discontinued effective January 1, 2012. The contract provided three medical insurance options, including a plan known as Group Health Plan 1, offered by the Association of Washington Cities (AWC). The Bremerton Police Officers Guild and the City of Bremerton were parties to a collective bargaining agreement that was valid from Januthrough December 31, 2011. The last two forms of waiver, often known as “waiver by inaction,” were front and center in a recent Washington case involving a change in health insurance benefits.

Three exceptions exist to this “continuing duty to bargain”: If the union has waived the right to bargain over the change by agreeing to contract terms allowing the change, or if the union has failed to assert its bargaining rights in a timely fashion, or if the union has failed to challenge the failure to bargain by filing a timely unfair labor practice charge.

Failure to make payments in a timely manner may lead to penalties.The obligation to collectively bargain usually requires an employer to negotiate over changes it wants to make in policies and procedures during the term of a contract if those changes either concern or impact a topic that is mandatorily negotiable under the law.

Miller resigned abruptly after Hallinan publicly criticized her for failing to report the incident to him in a timely manner.

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