Klamath Cty. v. Laborers Int. U. of Na, Loc. No. 915

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• holding that the certification can be raised as a defense, but also finding that under the definitions of Oregon's administrative procedures act certification was not a final order
• holding that the National Labor Relations Act was relevant to interpret a differently worded state labor relations statute
• “the similarity between parts of the [NLRA and PECBA] indicates that federal decisions interpreting the NLRA be given some weight in interpreting similar sections of the Oregon statute”
• \the similarity between parts of the [NLRA and PECBA] indicates that federal decisions interpreting the NLRA be given some weight in interpreting similar sections of the Oregon statute\
• “[T]he similarity between parts of the two statutes indicates that federal decisions interpreting the NLRA be given some weight in interpreting similar sections of the Oregon statute.”
• “[T]he simi- larity between parts of the two statutes indicates that fed- eral decisions interpreting the NLRA be given some weight in interpreting similar sections of the Oregon statute.”

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