The applicant union sought certification for a bargaining unit of occasional teachers.
Following a representation vote in which the union was successful, a group of objecting employees sought to have the vote set aside.
The objectors argued that a clerical error in the street address on the Notice of Taking of Vote, the use of segregated ballots, and the application of the Board's thirty-day rule compromised the vote.
The Board dismissed the objections, finding no evidence that the address error prevented anyone from voting or that the segregation of ballots departed from usual practice.
The Board declined to direct a new vote and ordered that a certificate issue to the applicant.
