Continuity Of Representation
Continuity of Representation is a theoretical construct in labor relations that denotes the principle whereby a certified union retains its status as the exclusive bargaining agent for a unit of employees unless and until it is legally decertified or otherwise loses majority support through a formal process.
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Factual issues in the "continuity" controversy.
Robert A. Blum, Josephine Semmes Blum · Psychological Review · 1949 · 36 citations
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North Dakota State University
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Flemish Government
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University of Oregon
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KU Leuven
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Center for Social Sciences
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