Collective Bargaining in Libraries Proceedings of a Conference Sponsored By T

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Allerton Park Institute 13th 1966
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(In employee petitions the unit must be coextensive with the unit represented. ) Is the petition timely? (Petitions may not be filed during the year following certification of a union as bargaining agent, during ten months after an election in which no bargaining agent was selected, or in the face of a valid collective bargaining agreement except during the period sixty to ninety days prior to the expiration of such contract not to exceed three years in length. ) The remaining issue is that of ...majority, which, in a representation case, can only be determined by an election.
In 80 percent of the cases, the parties agree to the election. If the RECOGNITION AND BARGAINING UNITS 49 questions are all answered in the affirmative, but parties who are entitled to do so refuse to consent to the election, a public hearing is held, and the regional director either directs an election, dismisses the petition, remands the case for further hearing, or refers it to the board in Washington for decision.


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