Labor Relations/Employee Relations Workload Tracking System

Published by Social Security Administration | Social Security Administration | Metadata Last Checked: February 21, 2026 | Last Modified: 2026-02-20

Office of Labor Management and Employee Relations (OLMER ) is proposing that a Labor Relations (LR) Case Tracking System be created to track all LR activities to include; grievances (agency, negotiated, and institutional), arbitrations, unfair labor practices, information requests, MSPB cases, adverse actions and negotiations.

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description	Office of Labor Management and Employee Relations (OLMER ) is proposing that a Labor Relations (LR) Case Tracking System be created to track all LR activities to include; grievances (agency, negotiated, and institutional), arbitrations, unfair labor practices, information requests, MSPB cases, adverse actions and negotiations.
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identifier	US-GOV-SSA-570
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keyword	[ "MSPB", "OLMER", "adverse actions", "arbitrations", "grievances", "information request", "negotiations", "unfair labor practices" ]
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rights	The publishing of the data asset cannot be done due to one or more of the following reasons: contains personal identifying information, contains federal tax information, contains sensitive information, or a data assessment has not been completed
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title	Labor Relations/Employee Relations Workload Tracking System