Overview
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Labor Relations and Dispute Resolution
The Pennsylvania Labor Relations Board (PLRB) maintains a regional presence in Pittsburgh to administer and enforce the Commonwealth’s labor laws. Operating under the Pennsylvania Department of Labor & Industry, the Board is responsible for fostering stable and constructive relationships between public employers and their employees. The Pittsburgh office primarily handles cases arising in the western region of the state, dealing with statutes such as the Public Employe Relations Act (PERA) and the Pennsylvania Labor Relations Act (PLRA).
- Representation Elections: Conducting impartial elections to determine if employees wish to be represented by a union for collective bargaining purposes.
- Unfair Labor Practices: Investigating and adjudicating charges of unfair labor practices filed by employers, unions, or individuals.
- Mediation Support: Facilitating the resolution of labor disputes to prevent work stoppages and ensure public service continuity.
Office Operations
The Pittsburgh regional office is located at Piatt Place (301 Fifth Avenue), a central hub for various state government agencies in downtown Pittsburgh. This location serves as a venue for hearings, conferences, and administrative proceedings. Please note that many services, including filing forms and checking case status, are accessible online through the Department of Labor & Industry’s website. ⚖️🗳️🏛️
Building Security
Piatt Place requires security screening for all visitors. You must present valid photo identification to security personnel in the lobby before proceeding to the upper floors. Electronic devices may be subject to inspection.
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