what are union bylaws?

Answer 1

Agreed on items the members and leadership of the union has agreed on for operations of the union, including membership requirements, grievance procedings, pay scales, dues and other pertinent things which affect the operation and contract law with those people who do business with the union

Answer 2

Bylaws are the internal governing documents (rules and regulations) for a business (corporation) or other organization.

So, when a union is formed, like any other organization, it would draw up bylaws to define its internal policies and rules of operation.

Answer 3

im on the bylaws commitee for my agency

we basically draft, revise and vote on the governing rules for both our general meetings when we conduct business and for procedures in dealing with management issues and grievances. the bylaws are rules that each memeber of a union has to abide by during general and board meetings.

Answer 4

they are the agreements between the workers and the union and between the employer and the union. Every Union drafts their own bylaws and they are often hold a employee subject for employment.

Answer 5

Union by-laws is the constitution (rules and regulations) set up by the union and all its members to be followed. It is like a guideline similar to that of any country's constitution.

Answer 6

The rules and regulations under which the union, its officers, and its members are organized and governed.

See the following as an example.

http://www.local50.com/html/bylaws.html

Answer 7

It's like a constitution for the local, it has all the do's & don'ts, electoin requirements, membership requirements things like that in it.

Answer 8

no idea.