§ 105141 Public Employee Collective Bargaining
If most employees in a district unit want a union and the union has the support of a majority, the district board and the union must sit down and try to agree on a written contract about pay, hours, and other job rules.
A group of teachers in a school district votes that they want the teachers' union to represent them, and the union gets the backing of more than half of the teachers.
Because the teachers have shown majority support, the school board must negotiate with the union in good faith to create a written contract that sets their salaries, work hours, and other job conditions.
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§ 105141 Public Employee Collective Bargaining
Last verified: January 11, 2026