What type of employees are “obliged to join a union as a condition of employment” in New York?
This is an excerpt from an article explaining why Amazon is reconsidering opening its headquarters in New York:
New York is a pro-labor city, whereas Virginia is a right-to-work state where employees cannot be obliged to join a union as a condition of employment.
In New York, what type of employees are "obliged to join a union as a condition of employment"?
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This is an excerpt from an article explaining why Amazon is reconsidering opening its headquarters in New York:
New York is a pro-labor city, whereas Virginia is a right-to-work state where employees cannot be obliged to join a union as a condition of employment.
In New York, what type of employees are "obliged to join a union as a condition of employment"?
united-states employment labor new-york
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This is an excerpt from an article explaining why Amazon is reconsidering opening its headquarters in New York:
New York is a pro-labor city, whereas Virginia is a right-to-work state where employees cannot be obliged to join a union as a condition of employment.
In New York, what type of employees are "obliged to join a union as a condition of employment"?
united-states employment labor new-york
edited Feb 8 at 21:57
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This is an excerpt from an article explaining why Amazon is reconsidering opening its headquarters in New York:
New York is a pro-labor city, whereas Virginia is a right-to-work state where employees cannot be obliged to join a union as a condition of employment.
In New York, what type of employees are "obliged to join a union as a condition of employment"?
united-states employment labor new-york
united-states employment labor new-york
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Most notably in construction and entertainment.
In construction, many companies have closed shop or union shop contracts whereby you either have to join a union, or pay the equivalent sum of money. https://therealdeal.com/issues_articles/the-state-of-the-construction-union/
In entertainment, you must be a member of the actors guild to perform in a union theatre, and Guild members cannot perform in non-union performances.
answered Feb 8 at 17:38
James KJames K
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NYC is also known for extremely an extremely strong stagehand union - don't know what it's really called - is that also closed shop? (I guess it's considered 'entertainment' also?)
– davidbak
Feb 9 at 0:10
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And while public sector workers are not technically obliged to “join”, they do have to pay dues.
– Brian Z
Feb 9 at 0:16
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Most notably in construction and entertainment.
In construction, many companies have closed shop or union shop contracts whereby you either have to join a union, or pay the equivalent sum of money. https://therealdeal.com/issues_articles/the-state-of-the-construction-union/
In entertainment, you must be a member of the actors guild to perform in a union theatre, and Guild members cannot perform in non-union performances.
answered Feb 8 at 17:38
James KJames K
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NYC is also known for extremely an extremely strong stagehand union - don't know what it's really called - is that also closed shop? (I guess it's considered 'entertainment' also?)
– davidbak
Feb 9 at 0:10
1
And while public sector workers are not technically obliged to “join”, they do have to pay dues.
– Brian Z
Feb 9 at 0:16
add a comment |
Most notably in construction and entertainment.
In construction, many companies have closed shop or union shop contracts whereby you either have to join a union, or pay the equivalent sum of money. https://therealdeal.com/issues_articles/the-state-of-the-construction-union/
In entertainment, you must be a member of the actors guild to perform in a union theatre, and Guild members cannot perform in non-union performances.
answered Feb 8 at 17:38
James KJames K
35.2k8105148
NYC is also known for extremely an extremely strong stagehand union - don't know what it's really called - is that also closed shop? (I guess it's considered 'entertainment' also?)
– davidbak
Feb 9 at 0:10
1
And while public sector workers are not technically obliged to “join”, they do have to pay dues.
– Brian Z
Feb 9 at 0:16
add a comment |
Most notably in construction and entertainment.
In construction, many companies have closed shop or union shop contracts whereby you either have to join a union, or pay the equivalent sum of money. https://therealdeal.com/issues_articles/the-state-of-the-construction-union/
In entertainment, you must be a member of the actors guild to perform in a union theatre, and Guild members cannot perform in non-union performances.
answered Feb 8 at 17:38
James KJames K
35.2k8105148
Most notably in construction and entertainment.
In construction, many companies have closed shop or union shop contracts whereby you either have to join a union, or pay the equivalent sum of money. https://therealdeal.com/issues_articles/the-state-of-the-construction-union/
In entertainment, you must be a member of the actors guild to perform in a union theatre, and Guild members cannot perform in non-union performances.
answered Feb 8 at 17:38
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answered Feb 8 at 17:38
James KJames K
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answered Feb 8 at 17:38
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answered Feb 8 at 17:38
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NYC is also known for extremely an extremely strong stagehand union - don't know what it's really called - is that also closed shop? (I guess it's considered 'entertainment' also?)
– davidbak
Feb 9 at 0:10
1
And while public sector workers are not technically obliged to “join”, they do have to pay dues.
– Brian Z
Feb 9 at 0:16
add a comment |
NYC is also known for extremely an extremely strong stagehand union - don't know what it's really called - is that also closed shop? (I guess it's considered 'entertainment' also?)
– davidbak
Feb 9 at 0:10
1
And while public sector workers are not technically obliged to “join”, they do have to pay dues.
– Brian Z
Feb 9 at 0:16
NYC is also known for extremely an extremely strong stagehand union - don't know what it's really called - is that also closed shop? (I guess it's considered 'entertainment' also?)
– davidbak
Feb 9 at 0:10
NYC is also known for extremely an extremely strong stagehand union - don't know what it's really called - is that also closed shop? (I guess it's considered 'entertainment' also?)
– davidbak
Feb 9 at 0:10
1
1
And while public sector workers are not technically obliged to “join”, they do have to pay dues.
– Brian Z
Feb 9 at 0:16
And while public sector workers are not technically obliged to “join”, they do have to pay dues.
– Brian Z
Feb 9 at 0:16
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