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MGLQZ

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Discuss appropriate representation units under the Federal Labor Relations Authority (FLRA).

Question 2

Unlike federal judges, most state judges:
 a. serve for life
  b. cannot be impeached
  c. can only be impeached for criminal offenses d. serve for a fixed term
  e. cannot be married



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Answer to Question 1

The FLRA is empowered to determine the appropriateness of a representation unit of federal employees. The FLRA ensures the employees the fullest possible freedom in exercising their rights under the FSLMRA in determining the unit, and it ensures a clear and identifiable community of interest among the employees in the unit to promote effective dealing with the agency involved. The FLRA may determine the appropriateness of a unit on an agency, plant, installation, functional, or other basis.

Answer to Question 2

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