Public Sector Labor Statute
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Can you give some directions on an example of a public sector labor statute order of a state, explain its unique features, and anything you find interesting in this law. Also explain how it differs from the National labor relations act and the FLRA (federal labor relation authority)
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Public sector labor statutes are examined.
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For the state, I chose Pennsylvania concerning unfair labor practices (public sector).
The text of the relevant laws are here:
http://www.portal.state.pa.us/portal/server.pt?open=514&objID=552991&mode=2#XII
The fact is that labor legislation is highly uniform. Differences among the legal statutes are minor.
Government management may not interfere with the creation of employee organizations such as unions or credit services. The government must work in good faith. No retaliation for union membership is permitted. If a jurisdictional controversy is involved, no strikes are permitted. It is also illegal to encourage strikes.
PA is not a "right to work" state, though legislation is currently being considered. Article IV of the code above however, prohibits any coercive measures to bring an employee into a union. The only exception to this is if, in a contract, there is a stipulation that employees must, for a time, be in the union. In other words, if it is written into the contract, then union membership can be mandatory, but only for the time specified in the contract itself.
In article X, strikes from prison guards, mental health employees or the support staff of the court system are forbidden.
In addition, if you are not part of the union or agency that is presently picketing, you are in violation of the law, since you have no connection to the union. ...
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