Originally Posted by
shiznit
The company cannot legally allow any other prospective bargaining agent do anything on property or they would be in violation of the very first first thing in the contract.
Of course the company can allow it. The portion of Section 1 that you state has nothing to do with your assertion to the contrary. We saw it happen at NWA where the company allowed a new union (AFA) to campaign on the property while the current union at the time also had exclusive rights for
BARGAINING. It is at the company's sole discretion as to who they allow on THEIR property. As long as the entity is not on the property for the purpose of BARGAINING, there is no violation. Campaigning to become the bargaining agent of the future, is NOT bargaining.
Carl