hiring-hall agreement

hiring-hall agreement
A provision in a collective labor agreement respecting the maintenance of a hiring hall by the union, the characteristic feature of which is the clause respecting discrimination against prospective employees because of the presence or absence of union membership. International Brotherhood of T. C. W. & H. v NLRB, 365 US 667, 6 L Ed 2d 11, 81 S Ct 835.

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