KRS § 336.135 Employee must give prior written consent for enrollment as member of labor organization and deduction of membership dues -- Recordkeeping -- Report to members -- Exception. — United States — Kentucky law | Esheria

KRS § 336.135 Employee must give prior written consent for enrollment as member of labor organization and deduction of membership dues -- Recordkeeping -- Report to members -- Exception.

Employees must give written consent before being enrolled in a labor organization, and wage deductions for union dues or similar fees need written or electronic authorization. Labor organizations must keep and share certain financial records, with a five-year retention rule and annual reporting for public-employee orga

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Employees must give written consent before being enrolled in a labor organization, and wage deductions for union dues or similar fees need written or electronic authorization. Labor organizations must keep and share certain financial records, with a five-year retention rule and annual reporting for public-employee organizations.