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Second Circuit Narrowly Construes Nonemployees' Right of Access to Employer's Property |
August 12, 2008
Previously published on July 25, 2008
Businesses that would like to allow charitable, religious, and civic organizations to come onto their property to communicate with employees or the general public about nonwork-related matters such as charitable contributions and community programs often refrain from granting such access because they fear that it will mean they will have to grant union organizers the same access to their premises.
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