Practice question
A union can hold a reliable secret ballot on an entire-membership policy after discussion. Its officers instead collect signed public declarations, telling members their choices will be posted next to their names. No statutory impracticality exists. Which analysis follows paragraph(d)?
- Public declarations do not satisfy the required secret-ballot process
- Signatures necessarily create secrecy
- Posting choices is mandatory for every major policy
- The officers may disregard the rule whenever disclosure is convenient
- The employer may choose the union’s voting format without limit
Legal references
- Labor Code Article250[241] current membership safeguards, read with RA9481: https://lawphil.net/statutes/presdecs/pd1974/pd_442a_1974.html Paragraph(d), major-policy deliberation and ballot.
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