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Review the different union security provisions that involve union membership as a condition of employment. What are their basic differences? What have state and federal law said about these arrangements?

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The solution briefly discusses the issue of union membership as a condition of employment.

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Union membership as a condition of employment is not absolute as seen in the case of Southwest Airlines Company Union. In contrast, the San Francisco Drydock workers Union mandates that ...

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