Phoenix Employment Relations Board

The Phoenix Employment Relations Board serves as a neutral authority in the resolution of unfair employee practice charges relating to wages, hours and working conditions. It establishes rules and regulations by which negotiations between employee organizations and management are conducted. The board promotes the improvement of employer-employee relations by providing a uniform basis for recognizing the rights of city of Phoenix employees.

The board more specifically

Resolves questions related to the designation of management, confidential, supervisory and professional employees.

Holds hearings, administers oaths, compels attendance of and examines witnesses, compels production of and examines documents, and provides for informal hearing procedures as part of the discharge of its duties.

Appoints qualified neutrals for mediation or fact-finding to resolve impasse disputes in the course of administering the Meet and Confer Ordinance.

Composition: The board consists of five members appointed by the mayor and City Council for three-year terms. All members are generally residents of the city of Phoenix, except the residency requirement for the chairman may be waived. A person selected to fill a vacancy is appointed for the unexpired term of the member replaced. The board membership is comprised of

Term of Office: Three years

Meetings: The board meets once per month on the third Tuesday at 9 a.m., 101 S. Central Ave., Suite 105, Phoenix, Arizona.

History: Created by Authority of Resolution Ordinance G-1532, Dec. 16, 1975
Amended by Resolution Ordinances:

G-1822, June 13, 1978
G-2036, Feb, 26, 1980
G-2404, Aug. 3, 1982
G-2454, Feb. 1, 1983
G-3075, Dec. 22, 1987
G-3087, Feb. 10, 1988
G-3303, Feb. 28, 1990
G-4243, Feb. 26, 2000

For a list of current members and terms of office, contact the PERB office at 602-262-4081.

Last Modified on 06/08/2001 16:11:47