Asked by Arvind Sethi on Jun 03, 2024

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When new employees are required to join a union within a specified period of time, this is referred to as

A) a closed shop.
B) a union shop.
C) an agency shop.
D) the rand formula.
E) a check-off provision.

Union Shop

A workplace where employees are not required to join the union in order to be hired, but must join within a certain period of being employed and remain members as a condition of employment.

Closed Shop

A workplace where only workers who are already members of the union can be hired.

Agency Shop

A workplace where employees are not required to join the union, but must pay union dues as the union negotiates on behalf of all employees.

  • Understand various forms of union membership requirements and the legal obligations they impose on employees.
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Leslie AshcraftJun 03, 2024
Final Answer :
B
Explanation :
A union shop is a workplace where the employer can hire anyone regardless of their union membership, but the employee must join the union within a specified period after being hired.