§ 103402 Public Employee Collective Bargaining
If most workers in a district want a union and that union has the support of a majority, the board must sit down with the union and honestly try to make a written agreement about pay, hours, retirement benefits, and work conditions.
A group of teachers in a school district votes and a majority says they want the teachers' union to represent them.
Because the teachers have shown majority support, the school board has to meet with the union and honestly try to work out a contract that covers things like salaries, class schedules, pension plans, and classroom rules.
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§ 103402 Public Employee Collective Bargaining
Last verified: January 11, 2026