federal employees
There is no minimum limit for union.
depends of the company you are wirking , if the organization is unionize ??
unionize farm workers, service workers, and public employees.
They basically claim that it isn't profitable enough to stay in business and shut down.
one of the worst abusers of their employees. zero benefits. keep hours low. threaten if want to unionize. all campuses are terrorized.
Canada
The full name of the PELRA law is:Public Employees Labor Relations ActThis law was produced in 1972 caused by a Minneapolis Teacher strike just two years before (1970). The law allows public employees to unionize, negotiate and strike with out getting fired.
Both "unionise" and "unionize" are correct spellings of the term, with "unionize" being more commonly used in American English, while "unionise" is more common in British English. Both forms mean the same thing, referring to the process of workers forming or joining a labor union.
There are no state or federal laws that require your employer to offer health insurance. They can decide to offer plans to full time employees only. They can decide to offer to salaried employees only.
No. You can decide how many hours they work. If the work at least 32 hours a week they are considered full time employees and get all of the benefits. Less than 32 hours you don't have to give any benefits. Employees decide when employees get benefits. No statute sets a threshold.
A business might decide to use a coaching program for its staff because it prepares employees for advancement and additional responsibility. It is good to train employees for business.