A maintenance-of-membership agreement requires employees who are members of the union before being hired to remain as members once they are hired unless they take advantage of an "escape clause" to resign within a time fixed in the collective bargaining agreement.

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A maintenance-of-membership agreement is a type of union security clause that requires employees to remain members of the union once they join unless they take advantage of an escape clause within a specified period of time.

A Maintenance-Of-Membership Agreement Requires Employees Who Are Members of the Union