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Appendix Y - Union Solicitation Guidelines

The following guidelines are issued by 澳门六合彩历史记录 to inform employees, nonemployee union representatives, and other interested persons of the conditions applicable to union solicitation on university property.

A. DEFINITIONS

  1. Union Solicitation - Union solicitation is any communication by or on behalf of a labor organization seeking recognition as the exclusive representative of employees.
  2. Nonwork Areas - Nonwork areas are limited to parking lots, sidewalks, and public forums on the campus.
  3. Nonwork Time - Nonwork time is limited to periods of time before and after the employee's daily work schedule, as well as lunch periods and rest breaks during an employee's daily work schedule.

B. CONDITIONS

  1. Employees may conduct union solicitation only when both the employee who is soliciting and the employee who is being solicited are on nonwork time.
  2. Nonemployee union representatives may conduct union solicitation only in nonwork areas and only when the employee being solicited is on nonwork time.
  3. Employees and nonemployee union representatives may distribute union literature only in nonwork areas and only during nonwork time for any employee distributing or receiving such literature.
  4. Posting of union literature shall be permitted on university bulletin boards normally accessible to employees and used for the posting of employee information in accordance with university policies concerning the use of such bulletin boards and provided that such union literature is not defamatory.
  5. Nonemployee union representatives who enter the campus for the purpose of union solicitation or literature distribution must notify the Director of Human Resources of their presence and the times and places that they intend to solicit or distribute union literature.
  6. Union solicitation and literature distribution must be conducted at a time and place and in a manner which does not obstruct pedestrian or vehicular traffic, cause littering, or otherwise interfere with university operations. Permission to conduct union solicitation and literature distribution may be denied by an authorized university representative at any time if such solicitation or literature distribution would or does obstruct pedestrian or vehicular traffic, cause littering, or otherwise interfere with university operations.
  7. Union solicitation and literature distribution by employees covered by a collective bargaining agreement shall be governed by the terms of that agreement.

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