Practice question
A union of three hundred members has seventy attend a meeting called for an extraordinary assessment. Sixty approve, and the secretary records the result. The officers obtain no individual authorizations for the proposed covered payroll deduction. They argue that their majority of attendees satisfies every requirement. Which is best?
- Recording minutes cures both defects automatically
- Sixty is a majority of three hundred
- Attendance alone authorizes every deduction
- No financial safeguards apply when officers call a meeting
- The assessment lacks the required majority of all members, and the separate check-off authorization requirement is also unmet on these facts
Legal references
- Labor Code Article250(n)–(o)[241]: https://lawphil.net/statutes/presdecs/pd1974/pd_442a_1974.html
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