The "24-hour rule" prohibits employers and unions from picketing within 24 hours of a scheduled election.

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The "24-hour rule" generally refers to a guideline or rule in various contexts, but not specifically to a prohibition on employers and unions from picketing within 24 hours of a scheduled election. In labor relations, rules about picketing and election conduct are more complex and are governed by labor laws and regulations, such as those enforced by the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) in the United States, rather than a simple 24-hour rule.

The "24-Hour Rule" Prohibits Employers and Unions from Picketing Within