Asked by Chase Newsome on Sep 28, 2024
A group of manufacturing employees unionized in January. By June, they were convinced that they had made a mistake and circulated a petition to decertify the election. Thirty-five percent of the employees signed the petition. It is likely that the NLRB will allow the employees to hold a decertification election before the end of the year.
Decertify
The process through which a union is officially stripped of its status as the representative of a group of workers, often following a vote among the workers themselves.
NLRB
Stands for the National Labor Relations Board, a federal agency in the United States that enforces labor laws in relation to collective bargaining and unfair labor practices.
Decertification Election
A voting process in which employees can remove union representation from their workplace.
- Understand the protocols and requisites for the facilitation of union certification and decertification ballots under the oversight of the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB).
Learning Objectives
- Understand the protocols and requisites for the facilitation of union certification and decertification ballots under the oversight of the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB).
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