Or. Admin. Code § 115-025-0020 - Appropriate Unit
(1) Petitions to
create a new bargaining unit or to change an existing unit must include a
description of the proposed unit. The proposed unit must be an appropriate unit
for collective bargaining. The proposed unit does not need to be the most
appropriate unit.
(2) Subject to
ORS
243.650(1),
243.650(19)
and
243.682(1)(a),
a bargaining unit may consist of all of the employees of the employer, or any
department, division, section or area, or any part or combination thereof, if
found to be appropriate by the Board.
(3) When considering whether a proposed
bargaining unit is appropriate, among the things the Board considers are
community of interest (e.g., similarities of duties, skills and benefits;
interchange or transfer of employees; promotional ladders; common supervision;
etc.); wages, hours and other working conditions of the employees involved; the
history of collective bargaining; and the desires of the employees.
(4) Questions concerning public employee
status will not be decided in proceedings to determine the appropriate
bargaining unit for a representation matter, unless the representation matter
cannot be certified without the resolution of such questions.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 240.086(3) & 243.766(7)
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 243
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