Open shop firms may be any of the following: 1. Firms that don?t require employees to be members of a union, 2. Firms that refuse to deal with unions, 3. Firms where employees do not yet have an elected union representative.
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Open shop firms may be any of the following: 1. Firms that don?t require employees to be members of a union, 2. Firms that refuse to deal with unions, 3. Firms where employees do not yet have an elected union representative.
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