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Did you know that all employees have the right to: - Select a union
bargaining agent without being threatened or intimidated by the employer.
- Discuss the union
with other employees in non-work areas, (cafeteria, snack bars, rest areas, restrooms, etc.) during lunch and rest breaks.
- Distribute union literature in non-work areas during lunch and rest breaks.
- Be free from supervisor spying on union activities.
- Refuse to discuss the
union with supervisors or other management persons.
- Keep record of all violations of the
rights (time, people involved and incident).
Did you know that the
Employer cannot: - Discriminate because you are a union member or because of your activities
or statements in support of the union.
- Prevent you from talking with other employees about
the union in non-work areas during your lunch and rest breaks.
- Promise you benefits to
encourage you to vote against the union or abandon support for the union.
- Grant pay increase
or change your working conditions to influence your support or feelings about the union.
- Threaten
to close the facility or lay-off employees if the union is selected.
- Compel an employee
to discuss the union or any matters related to it.
- Support or give assistance to anti-union
employees.
- Solicit employee grievance and promise to remedy the grievance in order to keep
the union out.
- Have supervisors or other management persons call employees at home to
ask about their support or feelings about the union.
- Spy on employees' union activities
in or outside the work place.
As a
worker and employee you have many rights that you may not be aware of that are designed to protect you. To find out more about
you rights you can contact us or research your rights at www.nlrb.gov/ | .
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