Wash. Admin. Code § 391-25-590

Current through Register Vol. 24-23, December 1, 2024

Section 391-25-590 - Objections to improper conduct and interim orders

The due date for objections is seven days after the tally has been served under WAC 391-25-400 or 391-25-550, regardless of whether the number of challenged ballots would affect the results of the election. The time for filing objections cannot be extended.

(1) Objections by the petitioner, the employer, or any intervenor must set forth, in separate numbered paragraphs:

(a) The specific conduct which the party filing the objection claims has improperly affected the results of the election; or

(b) The direction of election, direction of card check, or other interim rulings which the objecting party desires to appeal to the commission.

(2) Objections by individual employees are limited to conduct or procedures which prevented them from casting a ballot.

(3) Any objections must be filed and served as required by WAC 391-08-120.

Wash. Admin. Code § 391-25-590

Amended by WSR 22-23-101, Filed 11/16/2022, effective 1/1/2023

Statutory Authority: RCW 28B.52.080, 41.56.090, 41.59.110, 41.58.050, 28B.52.030, 41.56.060 and 41.59.070. 00-14-048, § 391-25-590, filed 6/30/00, effective 8/1/00; 98-14-112, § 391-25-590, filed 7/1/98, effective 8/1/98; 96-07-105, § 391-25-590, filed 3/20/96, effective 4/20/96. Statutory Authority: RCW 41.58.050, 28B.52.080, 41.56.090, 41.59.110, 41.56.070 and 41.59.070. 90-06-072, § 391-25-590, filed 3/7/90, effective 4/7/90. Statutory Authority: RCW 28B.52.080, 41.56.040, 41.58.050, 41.59.110 and 47.64.040. 80-14-046 (Order 80-5), § 391-25-590, filed 9/30/80, effective 11/1/80.