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Sample Certificate
When
the Board certifies
an employer,
it issues a formal
certificate.
This certificate
identifies the
names of the
employer and
the trade union.
It also defines
the bargaining
unit for which
the trade union
is certified.
The certificate
indicates a bargaining
relationship
exits between
the named parties.
The Board does
not issue certificates
for bargaining
relationships
established through
voluntary recognition.
See
the sample certificate
below:
A
certificate has
seven elements:
- The
trade union's
legal name.
- The
employer's
legal name.
- The
bargaining
unit, often
called the
unit description.
- The
Board's
signature
(the Chair
or a Vice-Chair).
- The
Process
file number
and the
Bargaining
Relationship
file number.
- The
certificate
number.
- The
date of
the certificate
(the latter
of the date
of the certification
vote or
Board order
creating
the certificate).
 Click
on this Certificate
to see a larger
size.
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