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formation of an organization

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The National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) has ruled that an employer dominates when, "the impetus behind the formation of an organization of employees emanates from the employer and the organization has no effective existence independent of the employer's active involvement, a finding of domination is appropriate if the purpose of the organization is to deal with the employer concerning conditions of employment" (Electromation, Inc.
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A harsh, strong description of the 1889 Texas Music Teachers Association members seeking formation of an organization that recognizes "real teachers of stature.
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Leading off this issue, MAJ Ted Martens discusses the BCT transformation process and the formation of an organization dedicated to information collection and support to situational awareness.
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