Massachusetts H2087 establishes a privilege for confidential communications between employees and labor organizations.
Massachusetts H2087 amends state laws to establish a privilege for confidential communications between employees and labor organizations. This privilege applies to all labor organizations and covers communications related to representation activities, including organizing, grievances, collective bargaining, and dispute resolution. The privilege can be claimed by employees, labor organizations, and their representatives. Exceptions to the privilege include situations where disclosure is necessary to prevent a crime or fraud, or to address a breach of duty of fair representation.
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