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An [[appropriate bargaining unit]] is the group of employees determined by the [[NLRB]] to be an appropriate unit for [[collective bargaining]] purposes. After a [[bargaining unit]] is identified, the employees of that unit have the right to select their bargaining representative, usually a labor union.
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An [[appropriate bargaining unit]] (hereinafter, the ''Unit'') is a [[bargaining unit]] determined by the [[NLRB]] to be appropriate for [[collective bargaining]] purposes. After the ''Unit'' is identified, the employees of that unit have the right to select their bargaining representative, usually a [[labor union]].
  
  

Latest revision as of 18:24, 15 November 2019

An appropriate bargaining unit (hereinafter, the Unit) is a bargaining unit determined by the NLRB to be appropriate for collective bargaining purposes. After the Unit is identified, the employees of that unit have the right to select their bargaining representative, usually a labor union.


Definitions

According to Labor Relations and Collective Bargaining by Michael R. Carrell and Christina Heavrin (10th edition),

Appropriate bargaining unit. The group of employees determined by the NLRB to be an appropriate unit for collective bargaining purposes. After a bargaining unit is identified, the employees of that unit have the right to select their bargaining representative, usually a labor union.


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