SERVICE
File a bargaining unit assignment protest
If the Employee Relations Director makes a decision or decides to make a change to a current bargaining unit, and if an employee or labor union disagrees with the decision, within sixty (60) days from the Director’s decision, a protest can be filed.
What to know
Deadline
- You must submit this form within 60 days of when the employer relations director announced the new organization
Related rules and laws
- Rule 107 for most employees (miscellaneous)
- Rule 207 for the uniformed ranks of the Police Department
- Rule 307 for the uniformed ranks of the Fire Department
- Rule 407 for service-critical MTA employees
- Employee Relations Ordinance Section 16.210
What to do
The Employee Relations Director makes decisions about which classes belong to bargaining units. Bargaining units that are in place as of the date of the Ordinance will stay unchanged unless changed by the Employee Relations Director. If the Director makes a new decision or decides to make a change to a current bargaining unit, and if an employee or labor union disagrees with the decision, within sixty (60) days from the date of the Director’s decision, a protest can be filed with the Civil Service Commission. (Refer to Employee Relations Ordinance Section 16.210; (Civil Service Commission Rule series: 107 Article II Section 107.23; 207 Article II Section 207 .23; 307 Article II Section 307.23; 407 Article II Section 407.23)
1. Fill out form CSC-102
You can either:
- Print out the PDF form and fill it in
- Download the form, complete it in Microsoft Word, and print it out
2. Bring the form to the Civil Service Commission
Suite 720
San Francisco, CA 94102
Get directions
1. Fill out form CSC-102
You can either:
- Print out the PDF form, fill it in, and scan it
- Download the form and complete in Microsoft Word
2. Email the form to the Civil Service Commission
Civil Service Commission
civilservice@sfgov.org1. Fill out form CSC-102
You can either:
- Print out the PDF form and fill it in
- Download the form, complete it in Microsoft Word, and print it out
2. Mail the form to the Civil Service Commission
Suite 720
San Francisco, CA 94102
Get directions
Supporting information
What's next?
Once we’ve processed your form, we’ll let you know about next steps.
Get help
Suite 720
San Francisco, CA 94102
Get directions
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What to know
Deadline
- You must submit this form within 60 days of when the employer relations director announced the new organization
Related rules and laws
- Rule 107 for most employees (miscellaneous)
- Rule 207 for the uniformed ranks of the Police Department
- Rule 307 for the uniformed ranks of the Fire Department
- Rule 407 for service-critical MTA employees
- Employee Relations Ordinance Section 16.210
What to do
The Employee Relations Director makes decisions about which classes belong to bargaining units. Bargaining units that are in place as of the date of the Ordinance will stay unchanged unless changed by the Employee Relations Director. If the Director makes a new decision or decides to make a change to a current bargaining unit, and if an employee or labor union disagrees with the decision, within sixty (60) days from the date of the Director’s decision, a protest can be filed with the Civil Service Commission. (Refer to Employee Relations Ordinance Section 16.210; (Civil Service Commission Rule series: 107 Article II Section 107.23; 207 Article II Section 207 .23; 307 Article II Section 307.23; 407 Article II Section 407.23)
1. Fill out form CSC-102
You can either:
- Print out the PDF form and fill it in
- Download the form, complete it in Microsoft Word, and print it out
2. Bring the form to the Civil Service Commission
Suite 720
San Francisco, CA 94102
Get directions
1. Fill out form CSC-102
You can either:
- Print out the PDF form, fill it in, and scan it
- Download the form and complete in Microsoft Word
2. Email the form to the Civil Service Commission
Civil Service Commission
civilservice@sfgov.org1. Fill out form CSC-102
You can either:
- Print out the PDF form and fill it in
- Download the form, complete it in Microsoft Word, and print it out
2. Mail the form to the Civil Service Commission
Suite 720
San Francisco, CA 94102
Get directions
Supporting information
What's next?
Once we’ve processed your form, we’ll let you know about next steps.
Get help
Suite 720
San Francisco, CA 94102
Get directions