School Committee of Braintree v. Raymond

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• deciding in the circumstances of the cases that abolition of a school position was not a proper subject of grievance arbitration
• abolition of supervisory academic positions was a nondelegable and exclusive decision of a school committee
• arbitrator’s award of compensation “separable from his unauthorized determination that the employee should be reinstated”
• abolition of school position is matter of educational policy and not proper subject of arbitration
• school committee has plenary power to abolish position

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).