Maryland Statutes
Subtitle 8 - Baltimore County Public Library -- Collective Bargaining
Section 23-807 - Provisions in Collective Bargaining Agreement -- Automatic Dues Deduction -- Limited Construction -- Agreement Effective Date

(a)    If an employee organization is certified as described in this subtitle, the employer and the employee organization shall enter into a collective bargaining agreement that contains provisions regarding:
        (1)    Wages, hours, and terms and conditions of employment;
        (2)    The orderly processing and settlement of grievances regarding the interpretation and implementation of the collective bargaining agreement; and
        (3)    Other topics that the parties may mutually agree to that were suitable for bargaining.
    (b)    (1)    The employer automatically shall deduct from the paycheck of an employee, who is a member of the bargaining unit represented by the certified exclusive representative, dues authorized and owed by the employee to the certified exclusive representative if the employee submits to the employer a dues deduction authorization card that has been duly executed by the employee.
        (2)    Any dues deducted from paychecks under paragraph (1) of this subsection shall be remitted to the certified exclusive representative.
        (3)    The employer automatically shall stop making payroll deductions under paragraph (1) of this subsection on behalf of a certified exclusive representative if:
            (i)    The certified exclusive representative is decertified;
            (ii)    The certified exclusive representative’s right to dues is revoked;
            (iii)    The employee ceases to be a member of the bargaining unit represented by the certified exclusive representative; or
            (iv)    The employee resigns from membership in the employee organization.
    (c)    This section may not be construed to:
        (1)    Authorize or otherwise allow an employee to engage in a strike as defined in § 3–303 of the State Personnel and Pensions Article; or
        (2)    Restrict the authority of the County Executive or the County Council to determine the budget of the employer.
    (d)    (1)    A collective bargaining agreement entered into under subsection (a) of this section shall be effective on ratification by the majority of votes cast by the employees in the bargaining unit and approval by the Director and Board.
        (2)    A single year or multiyear collective bargaining agreement shall expire at the close of Baltimore County’s fiscal year.

Structure Maryland Statutes

Maryland Statutes

Education

Division IV - Other Education Provisions

Title 23 - Libraries

Subtitle 8 - Baltimore County Public Library -- Collective Bargaining

Section 23-801 - Definitions

Section 23-802 - Employee Deemed Supervisory in Certain Circumstances -- Differentiation Between Supervisory and Nonsupervisory Employee

Section 23-803 - Possible Actions by Employees

Section 23-804 - Good Faith Bargaining -- Joint Responsibility for Positive Labor Relations Environment -- Goal of Collective Bargaining

Section 23-805 - Certified Exclusive Representative

Section 23-806 - Petition Indicating Intent to Be Certified as Exclusive Representative -- Contents -- Neutral Decision Maker Involvement -- Written Authorization Cards -- Timing of Election -- Election Procedures

Section 23-807 - Provisions in Collective Bargaining Agreement -- Automatic Dues Deduction -- Limited Construction -- Agreement Effective Date

Section 23-808 - Agreement in Year When Collective Bargaining Agreement Expires -- Impasse Reached -- Mediator -- Findings and Recommendations Submitted to Board

Section 23-809 - Submission of Terms to County Executive -- Approval or Rejection of Additional Funding by County Executive -- Mutual Obligations

Section 23-810 - Restrictions on Actions by Employer and Employee Organization

Section 23-811 - Exclusive Right of Employer -- Provisions Deemed Part of Every Agreement -- Right to Submit Grievance -- Agreement Superseding

Section 23-812 - Restrictions on Actions by Employer and Employee Organization