Asked by Life as Antonio on Sep 29, 2024
Under the NLRA, an employer has the right to enforce no solicitation policies on a case by case basis, at their own discretion. Therefore, it is their right to regularly allow employees to sell Girl Scout cookies or similar items while prohibiting a union from distributing informational literature.
No Solicitation Policies
Workplace rules or policies prohibiting employees from soliciting, whether for sales, charity, or support for a cause, during work hours and within the work environment.
Girl Scout Cookies
A fundraising program run by the Girl Scouts of the USA, where Girl Scouts sell cookies to support their troop's activities and community projects.
- Perceive the influences of employers' and unions' actions on the legal proceedings and outcomes of union elections.
Learning Objectives
- Perceive the influences of employers' and unions' actions on the legal proceedings and outcomes of union elections.
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