member of a union not in good standing

blackdiamond47 · #1 Jul 12, 2009, 12:33 AM

hello;
my question is: what constitutes a member of a union who is deemed to be not in good standing. what are the definitions, or examples of a member not in good standing, and can thier union card be pulled as a result.

justcurious55 · Jul 12, 2009, 09:40 AM

i would think that would vary by union. i'm not a union member, but for me to be an employee of good standing, i have to ome to work on time, in uniform, work efficiently, follow company standards and policies. so to not be in good standing would be if i kept not wearing my uniform. or if i were regularly late for work. or if i weren't following company standards. doesn't your union have any sort of handbook you can refer to for specifics?

blackdiamond47 · Jul 12, 2009, 07:23 PM

hi curious55
thanks for the reply, however, i'm not a member of any union either. was enquiring about this situation that is happening at a location where a union is present and where there is a very hostile employer involved.
i appreciate your reply though. thankyou.



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