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Office ofSpecimenIntake and Publication (CIP) | FLRA Jump to Navigation FLRA.gov U.S. Federal Labor Relations Authority RSS FEEDS Search form Search Menu eFilingAvailable Here HomeWell-nighIntroduction to the FLRA Mission Budget & Performance Organizational Chart FLRA Leadership Press Releases Public Affairs Featured Topics Our Mission Protecting rights and facilitating stable relationships among federal agencies, labor organizations, and employees while up-and-coming an constructive and efficient government through the wardship of the Federal Service Labor-Management Relations Statute.   Feedback well-nigh www.FLRA.gov Let us know what you think well-nigh our new and improved website by emailing us at EngagetheFLRA@flra.gov. 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You are hereHomeComponents & OfficesOffices Office ofSpecimenIntake and Publication (CIP) Office ofSpecimenIntake and Publication (CIP) What we do The Authority's Office ofSpecimenIntake and Publication (CIP) receives and processes all documents that parties file with the Authority – the FLRA's three-Member quasi-judicial adjudicative body.  As the Authority's intake office, CIP conducts procedural review of all submitted specimen filings, ensuring satisfaction of procedural, timeliness, and jurisdictional requirements.  CIP will issue orders to the parties, on behalf of the Authority, if it identifies any deficiencies or defects.  You must respond to all Authority orders as directed.   CIP staff is misogynist to wordplay case-related questions by phone, so you should uncontrived any Authority-specific case-related calls directly to CIP at (202) 218-7740.   In addition, CIP is responsible for issuing to the specimen parties and posting to the FLRA's website all Authority decisions.   Authority specimen typesMediationExceptions Once an arbitrator issues an award, either an organ or a union may request the arbitrator's ribbon by filing an exception with the Authority within 30 days without the stage on which the Arbitrator served the ribbon on the parties.  You must file exceptions or any opposition to exceptions with CIP.  The Authority's review of an arbitrator's ribbon is very limited.  The Authority's Regulations and the Guide to Arbitration specify the grounds for appeal.  In addition, you can find the information necessary for filing exceptions in the Checklist for Filing an ArbitrationRequest(Exceptions).  For spare information on the procedural requirements for filing mediation exceptions, see Part 2425 and Part 2429 of the Authority's Regulations.  For increasingly information on how the Authority has resolved particular kinds of mediation exceptions, consult the Guide toMediationand review Authority Decisions.   You can find increasingly detailed information well-nigh the time limits for filing the various mediation pleadings and how to file them here.   The Authority's Collaboration andVolitionalDispute Resolution Office (CADRO) offers volitional dispute resolution in arbitration cases.  CADRO applies interest-based dispute-resolution techniques to resolve these cases without litigation. If the information contained in these pages does not wordplay all of your questions, you may uncontrived specific inquiries by phone to CIP at (202) 218-7740. Negotiability Appeals A union may file a petition for review with the Authority if the parties are involved in a negotiability dispute.  In most cases, the agency’s statement of position is due without the post-petition conference, which the Authority schedules to gather information regarding the proposals or provisions in dispute. Withoutthe union receives a reprinting of the statement of position, the union must file a response to the statement.  And without the organ receives the union's response, the organ may file a reply.  You must file all of these filings with CIP.   For a detailed subtitle of negotiability disputes, see the Guide to Negotiability and Part 2424 of the Authority's Regulations.   You can find increasingly detailed information well-nigh the time limits for filing the various negotiability pleadings and how to file them here.   The Authority's Collaboration andVolitionalDispute Resolution Office (CADRO) proactively offers alternative dispute resolution in all negotiability cases.  CADRO applies interest-based dispute-resolution techniques to resolve negotiability disputes without litigation. If the information contained in these pages does not wordplay all of your questions, you may uncontrived specific inquiries by phone to CIP at (202) 218-7740. ULP Exceptions Parties can request an FLRA Administrative Law Judge's (ALJ's) recommended visualization in an unfair-labor-practice (ULP) proceeding by filing exceptions with the Authority.  You must file exceptions or cross-exceptions to a recommended ALJ Decision, an opposition to such exceptions or cross-exceptions, or a related pleading, with CIP, preferably through the eFiling system.    For increasingly information on how to file ULP exceptions, cross-exceptions, oppositions, or other related pleadings, see Part 2423 of the Authority's Regulations.   If the information contained in these pages does not wordplay all of your questions, you may uncontrived specific inquiries by phone to CIP at (202) 218-7740. Representation Applications for Review A party who wants to request a Regional Director’s visualization and order in a representation proceeding may file an using for review of aVisualizationand Order with the Authority, within 60 days of issuance of theVisualizationand Order.  You should file such an application for review of aVisualizationand Order, an opposition to an using for review, or related pleading, with CIP, preferably through the eFiling system.   For increasingly information on how to file an using for review or an opposition to an using for review, see Part 2422 of the Authority's Regulations.   If the information contained in these pages does not wordplay all of your questions, you may uncontrived specific inquiries by phone to CIP at (202) 218-7740. Please note that you may NOT submit case-related documents to CIP by email.  And you must unhook all documents that you are filing by hand wordage to the CIP Docket Room by 5:00 p.m. ET in order for them to be considered filed on that day. For your convenience, we provide Forms & Checklists to ensure that you have satisfied all procedural filing requirements Guides  to help parties largest understand their responsibilities CIP Frequently Asked Questions If none of these resources wordplay your questions, please finger self-ruling to contact us.   Contact information Office ofSpecimenIntake and Publication Federal Labor Relations Authority Docket Room, Suite 200 1400 K Street, NW. 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