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Code · CFR · Title 4 — Accounts · Part 28 — Government Accountability Office Personnel Appeals Board; Procedures Applicable to Claims Concerning Employment Practices at the Government Accountability Office · § 28.123

§ 28.123. Standards of conduct for labor organizations.

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(a)The GAO shall only accord recognition to labor organizations that are free from corrupt influences and from influences opposed to basic democratic principles. An organization is not required to prove it is free from such influence if it is subject to governing requirements calling for the maintenance of:
(1)Democratic procedures;
(2)Freedom from totalitarian influence;
(3)Independence on the part of its agents and officers from any business or financial interests which represent conflicts of interest or potential conflicts of interest; and
(4)Fiscal integrity.
(b)A labor organization which has or seeks recognition as a representative of employees under this chapter shall file financial and other reports with the Board and comply with trusteeship and election standards.
(c)A labor organization which has or seeks recognition under these Rules shall adhere to principles enunciated in the Regulations issued by the Assistant Secretary of Labor for Employment Standards regarding standards of conduct for labor organizations in the public sector. Complaints of violations of this section shall be filed with the Board. In any matter arising under this section, the Board may require a labor organization to cease and desist from violations of this section and require it to take such actions as it considers appropriate to carry out the policies of this section.
(d)This chapter does not authorize participation in the management of a labor organization or acting as a representative of a labor organization by a management official, a supervisor, or a confidential employee, or by any employee if the participation or activity would result in a conflict or apparent conflict of interest or would otherwise be incompatible with law or with the official duties of the employee.
(e)In the case of any labor organization which by omission or commission has willfully and intentionally called or participated in a strike, work stoppage or slowdown, or picketed in a manner which interfered with the operations of a government agency, or has condoned such activity, the Board shall, upon an appropriate finding it has made of such a violation---
(1)Revoke the recognition status of the labor organization; or
(2)Take any other appropriate disciplinary action.
(f)The General Counsel may charge a labor organization with violations of this section. The Board shall conduct proceedings with regard to such charge and may require a labor organization to take such actions as it deems necessary to carry out the policies of this section. \[58 FR 61992, Nov. 23, 1993, as amended at 68 FR 69303, Dec. 12, 2003\]
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