Appropriate labor organization definition

Appropriate labor organization means, with respect to a
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Appropriate labor organization means an organization with whom an employer has entered into a collective bargaining agreement for the occupation(s) for which the program is being developed; or if an employer has not entered into a collective bargaining agreement with a labor organization for the occupation(s) for which the program is being developed, then a labor organization(s) that represents the occupation(s) in other employment settings would be the appropriate organization.
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