Definitions within Collective Bargaining Flashcards

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Employee - NLRA

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Section 2(3)

Any employee, and shall not be limited to the employees of a particular employer” unless the Act . . . explicitly states otherwise, and

shall include any individual whose work has ceased as a consequence of, or in connection with, any current labor dispute or because of any unfair labor practice, and who as not obtained any other regular and substantially equivalent employment

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NOT an employee under NLRA

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ag worker, domestic service of family or person at their home, individual employed by parent/spouse, independent contractor, supervisor, RLA employee

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Implicit Exemption of employee

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managerial and confidential employees

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Contingent worker

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NOT NLRA covered

no explicit contract of ongoing employment
Lease and subcontractors

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Independent Contractors

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NOT NLRA protected

Cannot bargain collectively by antitrust laws

Many IC’s do not have rights

Big advantage to companies

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Economic Realities Test

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Workers are employees under the NLRA if the realities if the situation, they economically dependent and would benefit from application of the Act

Congress did not like went to right to control

Is used in FLSA, FMLA

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Right to Control Test

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Comes from tort respondeat superior

Totality of the circumstances of wether the hiring party controls the manners and means of work

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Right to Control Factors

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skills required
source of instrumentality and tools
location of work
duration of work
whether right to assign additional projects
Hired part’s discretion over when/how long to work
method of payment
hired party’s role in hiring + $ assistants
work is part of the regular business of the hiring party
provision of employee benefits
tax treatment

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Darden

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Supreme court has stated the right to control is default test for looking at employee without further elaboration

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Economic realities factors

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degree of alleged employer’s right to control in the manner which the work to be performed

opportunity for profit or loss depending on managerial skill

employee investment in equipment/materials, or helpers

service requires special skill

degree of permanence of work

service is integral to employer’s business

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Hybrid test

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examine the facts of the work relationship and look for control or economic dependence

Totality of circumstances

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ABC Test

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interpreting STATE laws

NOT A TOC test

burden on the employer with presumption that one is an employee unless proven otherwise

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Roadway Package Inc.

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Looking at the totality of the circumstances and the common law control test, the functions of the drivers are essential to the business, have the company logo, not available outside business, no outside entrepreneurialism

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Home Health Care Workers Getting Organized

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Healthcare workers are often independent contractors, cannot unionize

Public authority model from CA

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Leased employees

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employer 1 leases employees from employer 2 to work in shop next to Employees of Employer 1

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Oakwood

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Employees can be employees of both employers, and employees need consent to bargain with multiple employers

Overruled Sturgis

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Miller Anderson Inc.

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No consent is needed consisting of employees who are both solely an jointly employed

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Section 9(b)

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Board can decide whether employees the fullest freedom in exercising rights, the unit appropriate to CS

KEY - community interest

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Community interest in leased employees

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KEY to be in bargaining unit

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Employees of subcontractors

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employees of a subcontractor, for the purpose of law, is an employee of contracting company if there is a common law community of interest

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Union organizers (paid professionals)

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Outsiders on a payroll for a union that raise awareness have the right to solicit in non-work areas during non work times

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Republic Aviation Corp.

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Union employees have the right to solicit for the union on company property in non-work areas during non-work time

23
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Lechmere Inc.

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Section 7 only protects employees and DOES NOT protect union employee organizers except in RARE occasions where it is like impossible to get to them

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Babcock exception

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Weighing the employee’s activities in their right to get private information on private property of employer after work hours WITH the employers right to control their own property

25
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Town and Country Electric

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NLRA does not prohibit nonemployee from organizing, but provides protection for those that do choose to organize

26
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NLRB from 2000 and before on student workers

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NOT employees

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Trustees of Columbia

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NLRB has authority to treat TAs as employees where they perform work at the discretion of university, for which they are compensated

Overturned Brown

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Northwestern Football case

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NLRB did not allow them to do so because they were public university kids

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Hoffman Plastic Compounds, Inc.

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Board may fashion rewards with limits, including if illegal aliens run counter to IRCA

No backpay because bad for federal policy

30
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Sure-Tan

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NLRA applied to undocumented workers but to avoid conflict with INA the Board’s restatement order was conditioned upon proof of legal reentry

31
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Remedy for undocumented workers

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cease and desist
posting illegal practices

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Multi-country employees

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Under Pico Korea, multiple coutnry employees are NOT employees

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NLRA 2(11)

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Supervisors holds authority in the employer’s interest; exercises the power to recommend action, uses independent judgment

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NLRA 2(11) factors

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hire, fire, train, transfer, recall, discharge, assign, reward, direct work

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Oakwood Healthcare

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If they routinely assign other staff and have independent judgment, they are supervisors

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Burden on asserting supervisor?

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The person asserting supervisory states

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Part-Time Supervisors

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Only if they spend a regular and substantial portion of time going supervisory things

38
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Can supervisors organize?

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Yes - just not protected

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Managerial Employee

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“who formulate and effectuate management policies by
expressing and making operative the decisions of the employer” they are “much higher” than the
employees explicitly mentioned in the Act and so clearly outside the purview of the Act no
express exception necessary.

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Confidential Employees

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consists of “only those who assist and “act in a confidential capacity
to persons who exercise managerial functions in the field of labor relations”

41
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Yeshiva

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full-time faculty members of Yeshiva qualify as managerial (curriculum, grading, admissions, teaching, course schedules, etc.)

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NLRA (2)(2) - Hawkins Test

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An entity created directly by the state to constitute a department or administrative arm of the state

OR

those are responsible to public officials

43
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PA Charter School (Hawkins Test)

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A privately founded & administered charter school is not a political subdivision under the National Labor Relations Act.

Entities created by private individuals as nonprofits corporations are NOT exempt under the Hawkins

44
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Double Breasting

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Unionized employer may establish a non-union entity through which business can be
conducted, and workers can be hired, without the restrictions on wages, benefits, and
working conditions that ordinarily would be imposed on i

45
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Single Employer Doctrine

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To determine an entity is a single employer, the Board takes a two-step analysis:

1) interrelated operations, common management, common ownership, centralized control of labor relations (most important)

2) determine the community of interest - Friendly

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Mercy Hospital

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common ownership, common management, centralized control of labor relations (most important)

47
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Alter Ego Doctrine

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involves an effort to avoid a collective bargaining obligation through a sham transaction

FACTORS:
substantial identical management, business purpose, operation, equipment, customer, supervision, and ownership

48
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Michael’s Painting

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Look at when businesses are continuing from the last except with union employees is animus

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Joint Employer

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Essential terms and conditions test - only if share or codetermine the employees’ essential terms and conditions of employment;

Lots of movement - exercises substantial and direct control over the essential terms and conditions of another

50
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Browning-Ferris Industries

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Companies are joint because they share matters essential to the terms and conditions of employment (personnel decisions, discipline, direction)

Look at if they have personnel authority and wage control

51
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Labor Union of Pico Korea Ltd. v. Pico

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Korean employees cannot enforce a collective bargaining contract against a transborder company under the LMRA

Presumption against America enforcing things extraterritorial

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