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Meet and Confer: Who is covered?

In 18. Labor Relations
Tagged union, Employee Relations Handbook, Representation, Meet and Confer

All County Departments and Divisions are covered and these guidelines should be considered and used by all County management staff. One or more employee organizations may be involved, depending on the issue and which employees are likely to be affected.

2015-04-02
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