Certain classes of employees,such as supervisors,are excluded from employee bargaining units.

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Certain classes of employees,such as supervisors,are excluded from employee bargaining units.Obviously supervisors are excluded because they act on behalf of the employer and,through their power to direct and assign work and to discipline and discharge employees,exert control over their subordinates who are or may be in the bargaining unit.

Certain Classes of Employees,such as Supervisors,are Excluded from Employee Bargaining