Ariz. Admin. Code § R6-3-52475 - Union Relations (able and Available 475)
A. General (Able and Available 475.05)
1. While union requirements may narrow a
claimant's field of employment, a restriction to union conditions will not
generally render a claimant unavailable for work if all of the following
conditions are met:
a. He is a member in good
standing of the union whose standard of wages and working conditions he
demands.
b. The union has
agreements affecting a substantial percentage of the jobs in the locality where
he is seeking work.
2.
The requirements for seeking work for a union member are outlined in
R6-3-52160(A) of these rules.
B. Membership (Able and Available 475.5).
Generally, lack of union membership does not render a claimant unavailable if
there is a reasonable possibility of his obtaining employment in his usual
occupation. A nonunion individual is not considered unavailable merely because
an employer requires union membership as a prerequisite of being
employed.
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