What are the procedural requirements under Section 8(d) of the National Labor Relations Act?
The procedural requirements under Section 8(d) of the Act include the following:
The party seeking to begin negotiations must give notice of desire to bargain at least 60 days prior to the expiration of the collective agreement, or sixty days prior to the date the agreement will go into effect.
Any existing agreement must be kept in effect for sixty days from giving notice, or until its expiry date (whichever occurs later).
Strikes and lockouts are prohibited during the sixty-day notice period
If the negotiations result in a dispute, the party seeking contract. Termination must notify the FMCS and state mediation agency within thirty days from giving the notice to bargain; no strike or lockout can occur until after thirty days from giving notice to the FMCS and state agency.?
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a. true b. false