Superior Court of State of Delaware v. State Public Employment Relations Board

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• concluding that because the Supreme Court has authority to administer employment relations for the judicial branch, the separation of powers doctrine precluded the labor relations board from exercising authority over judicial branch employees
• concluding that because the Supreme Court has authority to administer employment relations for the judicial branch, the separation of powers doctrine precluded the labor relations board from exercising authority over judicial branch employees
• holding that executive branch tribunal lacked jurisdiction over a union’s petition to represent Superior Court bailiffs because “[t]he Delaware Constitution vests in the Chief Justice general and supervisory powers over all courts, which includes court employees”

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