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Is there a legal authority for judges to do conciliation decisions?

April 26, 2017authority Conciliation decisions Judges Legal

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Is there a legal authority for judges to do conciliation decisions?

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WCL § 150 authorizes judges to issue proposed decisions among the many powers delegated to the law judge. Whether judges will be used to issue conciliation decisions is a labor-management issue that is currently under discussion with PEF, the union that represents Board judges.