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<blockquote data-quote="BigUnionGuy" data-source="post: 3489660" data-attributes="member: 4992">It&#039;s not fraud, it would be misrepresentation.The business agent is required to present the companies offer.If the agent is smart and the member declines, just deadlock it to the nextstage. It&#039;s no skin off my nose.... but, a great way to not get reelected.Yep.A NLRB charge will cost the Local money, in the form of attorney fee&#039;s.The rule of thumb (not written in stone) is you will never get a better dealthan you will at the lowest level possible. In the Central Region, the processis Local level, State panel, JAC panel, JAC deadlock committee, then National.The process can be found in other regional supplements.A supervisor working grievance should be filed.It&#039;s not about the money.... you want the problem stopped.-Bug-</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BigUnionGuy, post: 3489660, member: 4992"] It's not fraud, it would be misrepresentation. The business agent is required to present the companies offer. If the agent is smart and the member declines, just deadlock it to the next stage. It's no skin off my nose.... but, a great way to not get reelected. Yep. A NLRB charge will cost the Local money, in the form of attorney fee's. The rule of thumb (not written in stone) is you will never get a better deal than you will at the lowest level possible. In the Central Region, the process is Local level, State panel, JAC panel, JAC deadlock committee, then National. The process can be found in other regional supplements. A supervisor working grievance should be filed. It's not about the money.... you want the problem stopped. -Bug- [/QUOTE]

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