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Union Representation

...Does APC Represent Me If I'm Not a Union Member?
...Why Does APC Represent All Unit 4 Employees?
...Do I Have a Right to Representation During Meetings With My Supervisor?
...If I Need Advice or Representation, Who Do I Call?

Does APC Represent Me If I'm Not a Union Member?
Yes. If you're an employee in Unit 4, APC represents you in all contract matters. You don't need to join APC to call on your Union in times of need, or to benefit from its many activities.

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Why Does APC Represent All Unit 4 Employees?
In the early 1980s, employees in Unit 4 elected APC as their Union. California State Law requires that all CSU unions represent each and every employee in their respective bargaining units in all contract matters, whether or not an employee joins the union.

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Do I Have a Right to Representation During Meetings With My Supervisor?
During certain types of meetings, yes. For details, see

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If I Need Advice or Representation, Who Do I Call?
See Contacting APC.

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8/8/03

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