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Policy Samples:

  • Union-Free (“Employee Relations”)Policy
  • No Solicitation Policy
  • Dual Employment Policy
  • Bulletin Board Policy

How Can ASE Assist Your Organization?

  • Employee Opinion Surveys
  • Wage and Benefit Surveys
  • Supervisory Training
  • Policy Development

Be Aware of These:

  • Warning Signs of Unionization
  • Do’s and Don’ts During A Union Organizing Drive
  • Sample Union Authorization Card
  • Strategies To Stay Union Free

NLRB Election Regulations

Planning for Success: EFCA Rapid Response Team

 

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Be Aware of These - Non Members

Warning Signs of Unionization 
Some employers believe that an organization drive can never happen to them … that their treatment of their employees is above the norm. Often, employers do not have an objective benchmark of comparison in order to assess that there is trouble until it is too late. If the EFCA becomes law, this will be even a greater problem moving forward.

Do’s and Don’ts During a Union Organizing Drive 
Despite the best policies, procedures, and compensation packages, employers can and do face unionization campaigns. As a result, employers need to be aware of what can or cannot say during a union organizing campaign. Depending upon the frequency and/or severity, inappropriate actions on the part of an employer and their managers and supervisors could lead to the recognition of a unionized bargaining unit.

Sample Union Authorization Card

Strategies To Stay Union Free

1. Understand What Competitive Pay is in Your … 
2. Train Your Supervisors on Effective … 
3. Update Your Non-Solicitation and … 
4. Conduct a Union … 
5. Train Supervisors to Recognize …
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