Unions

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  FAQs

  When is a union permitted to strike?

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  Quick Reference

  Solicitation and Distribution of Union Literature in the Workplace

  These charts illustrate the circumstances in which an employer may lawfully prohibit solicitation and distribution of union literature in its workplace.

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  FAQs

  May a union employee demand to have a union representative present during an investigative interview?

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  FAQs

  Are grievance procedures set forth in a collective bargaining agreement different than grievance procedures for non-union employees?

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  FAQs

  How is a union formed?

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  FAQs

  What is an unfair labor practice?

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  FAQs

  What must an employer consider before disciplining a union employee?

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  Tasks

  Prepare for the Collective Bargaining Process

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  FAQs

  What should an employer do if an individual employee wishes to present his or her own grievance instead of having the union file it on his or her behalf?

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  Letters and Forms

  Grievance Form Pursuant to Collective Bargaining Agreement

  An employer may use this form to file a grievance pursuant to the grievance procedure in the collective bargaining agreement. Grievances generally arise from a member of the bargaining unit or the union, and the union may have a form already in place that it uses for grievances.