How Have the Courts Treated Unionized Workers and Employment-At-Will Actions

question 44

Multiple Choice

How have the courts treated unionized workers and employment-at-will actions?

• A) Unionized workers cannot pursue EAW actions as at-will employees, because they are covered by the grievance-arbitration process.
• B) Unionized workers can pursue EAW actions, because they have the same rights as non-union employees.
• C) Unionized workers cannot pursue EAW actions in right-to-work states.
• D) Unionized workers can only pursue EAW during the time period when the contract is under negotiation.

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