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Company Union
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- Under Article 219(i) of the Labor Code, what makes a labor organization a company union?
- Which employer act is expressly prohibited by Article 259(d) of the Labor Code?
- Does the company-union prohibition cover employer support given to a labor organization's organizers or supporters?
- Workers independently establish an enterprise union, elect its officers, and fund it with voluntary dues. No employer i…
- An employer pays organizers to recruit workers into a management-created labor organization and selects its initial off…
- To counter an independent organizing drive, a factory's HR director creates a rival labor organization, pays recruiters…
- An independent union is formed and funded entirely by employees. Two years later, management begins choosing its office…
- A union uses the employer's name and represents only its employees. It is independently funded, elects its officers wit…
- Management creates a labor organization, gives money to its recruiters, and appoints its officers. It says Article 259(…
- Employees independently form a union. Later, the employer finances it in exchange for authority to approve all union de…
- Does the employer-domination prohibition extend to nonfinancial support as well as money?
- Which stage of a labor organization’s life may fall within the company-union definition besides formation?