Asked by Naina Sehgal on Sep 28, 2024
New NLRB rules allow the NLRB to certify a union as representative of the bargaining unit even if some disputed ballots exist, as long as there are not enough of them to change the outcome of the election.
Disputed Ballots
Refers to votes that are contested or questioned in terms of validity, often in the context of elections or union representation votes, due to issues like unclear markings or eligibility concerns.
NLRB Rules
The regulations established by the National Labor Relations Board to govern labor relations in the United States, including union elections and unfair labor practices.
- Fathom the contribution and verdicts of the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) in aiding equitable representation elections and upholding workers’ rights.
Learning Objectives
- Fathom the contribution and verdicts of the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) in aiding equitable representation elections and upholding workers’ rights.
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