§ 34.17 EMPLOYEES; LABOR ORGANIZATIONS; PROHIBITED PRACTICES.
   (A)   An employee, labor organization or its representative shall not:
      (1)   Discriminate against an employee with regard to labor organization membership because of race, color, religion, creed, age, sex or national origin;
      (2)   Solicit membership for an employee or labor organization during the employee's duty hours;
      (3)   Use county time, property or equipment for union business;
      (4)   Restrain or coerce any employee in the exercise of any right guaranteed by the provisions of the Labor Management Relations Chapter;
      (5)   Restrain or coerce any elected official or member of the Board for the purpose of gaining or obtaining a concession;
      (6)   Refuse to bargain collectively in good faith with the employer;
      (7)   Refuse or fail to comply with any collective bargaining agreement with the employer;
      (8)   Refuse or fail to comply with any provision of the Labor Management Relations Chapter;
      (9)   Picket homes or private businesses of Board members, elected officials or employees of the county;
      (10)   Interfere with or coerce the employer in the selection of its agent for bargaining; and
      (11)   During the negotiating process, including the impasse procedure, discuss any issue with elected officials which is a subject of negotiations.
   (B)   Unions that represent Valencia County employees may not endorse or support any candidate running for county elective office.
(Ord. 1-93, passed 3-28-1994)