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Copyright © 2021 Albuquerque Journal When the city of Santa Fe furloughed hundreds of employees in April in response to a pandemic-induced budget crisis, many called it a controversial decision – but it may prove to be an expensive one, as well. The Public Employee Labor Relations Board issued a ruling Wednesday finding city officials had committed an unfair labor practice by failing to provide proper notification before issuing the furloughs. As a result, the city will have to pay damages to affected employees, with the exact amount being decided at a later date. The complaint had been filed by American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) Local 3999, the union for city employees, in April, just before city councilors narrowly approved a first wave of furloughs.

United statesStephen curticeChristopher ryanMarianne bowersAlan webberGilbert bacaThomas griegoPublic employee labor relations boardAmerican federationMunicipal employeesSanta fe city hallMayor alan webberAssistant city attorney christopher ryanRelations board hearing officer thomas griegoLabor relations boardChair marianne bowers