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Union Rights

A union that has been accorded exclusive recognition for a bargaining unit has a duty to fairly represent all employees in the bargaining unit.

The union has the right to:

  • Negotiate with management in good faith concerning conditions of employment
  • Obtain data normally maintained by management that is reasonably available and necessary for full and proper discussion, understanding, and negotiation of the subjects appropriate for collective bargaining.
  • Have employees representing the union on official time when negotiating agreements with management
  • Be represented at certain discussions management may have with bargaining unit employees, including:
    • Formal discussions
    • Certain examinations of employees

 

RELATED TOPICS: Employee Rights;Management Rights , Formal Discussions

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