The National Labor Relations Board has said that temporary and contract workers who are jointly employed by a temp agency and the employer they work for may be included in union bargaining units together with regular employees in the client employer’s workplace. Temps don’t have to receive the same pay and benefits as regular employees, but staffing agencies and client employers must bargain jointly, with each addressing the terms and conditions of employment that are under their respective control.
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