Asked by Olivia Stamer on Sep 27, 2024

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A recognition clause, a successorship clause, and a communication clause are all considered to be clauses that protect union rights.

Recognition Clause

A provision in a collective bargaining agreement that designates a specific union as the official representative of the workers.

Successorship Clause

A provision in a contract that ensures the continuation of the contract's terms when control of the business is transferred to a new owner.

Communication Clause

A provision in a contract or law that specifically relates to the methods and standards for communication between parties, often within the context of labor relations.

  • Identify the types of clauses that protect both employer interests and employee rights in union contracts.
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Brittany Feathers2 days ago
Final Answer :
True
Explanation :
These clauses are commonly included in union contracts to ensure that the union's rights are recognized and protected by future employers, during corporate mergers or acquisitions, and in communication with employees.