Sentences with phrase «union decertification»

Advised and represented clients through seven union decertification proceedings which resulted in employee votes to remove incumbent unions as bargaining representative or voluntary union disclaimers of representation

Not exact matches

While the union waited for management to finalize the deal, the decertification petition was submitted to the National Labor Relations Board on Tuesday.

With 151 union employees at the hotel, a decertification requires support from 30 percent of the business's employees — at least 46 signatures — to be considered legitimate, and NLRB spokesman Barney Horowitz confirmed Thursday the petition met that minimum, but wouldn't specify how many people actually signed.

It could also jeopardize the existence of teachers unions, requiring local ones to get half of potential members to pay dues, or risk decertification.

Signature cards that would authorize the insurgents to pursue decertification of their union through an election have been circulated in the department recently.

The reason to push for decertification was NOT to banish all unions forever, but to give us a chance to find the one that fits the needs of our unique situation here at POLAHS.

On the other hand, the Bill restores union certification and decertification procedures as they existed prior to June 16, 2015, such that mandatory secret ballot voting will no longer be required.

Once certified, the opportunity for decertification or a raid by another union presents itself in what is called an «open period,» effectively the three months before a collective agreement (typically three years) is set to expire or, in the case of a longer term collective agreement, in the last three months of the third year, and the last three months of each subsequent year as well as the final three months of the collective agreement.

If there is no collective agreement within a year of certification, opportunity arises sooner for decertification or a raid by a competing union.

Moreover, it concluded that, though the effect of the certification and decertification changes was to reduce the success rate of unions, this was not the question.

No More Stacking the Deck: Employees» Voting Rights Act Brings Changes to Federal Union Certification and Decertification Processes

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For more than 25 years, Richard has advised U.S. corporations with regard to a wide variety of complex labor relations matters, such as large - scale union organizing and decertification campaigns, strikes and secondary boycotts, union jurisdictional disputes, and successor employer claims.

Add new grounds for employers or employees to seek decertification of a union: three or more years inactive; continue the current grounds for seeking to decertify a union: loss of support and unfair labour practices

-- K - 12 & higher ed: In what was clearly a tit - for - tat yesterday between the House and the Senate, the House passed the Senate's top education priority, making Bright Futures scholarships permanently cover full tuition, at almost the exact same time as the Senate passed the House's top education priority, more vouchers for private schools and the decertification of some teachers unions.

* Chosen from ConAgra corporate labor relations to be part of a union successful decertification campaign in one of our man...