Kansas § 72-2220 Exclusive representation of negotiating units; any employee or group may present its position or proposal

Kansas Statutes

§ 72-2220 — Exclusive representation of negotiating units; any employee or group may present its position or proposal

Kansas § 72-2220

Ch. 72SCHOOLS

Art. 22SCHOOL DISTRICT EMPLOYMENT CONTRACTS

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Kan. Stat. Ann. § 72-2220 (2026).

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(a)When a representative is designated or selected for the purposes of professional negotiation by the majority of the professional employees in an appropriate negotiating unit, such representative shall be the exclusive representative of all the professional employees in the unit for such purpose.

(b)Nothing in this act or in acts amendatory thereof or supplemental thereto shall be construed to prevent professional employees, individually or collectively, from presenting or making known their positions or proposals or both to a board of education, a superintendent of schools or other chief executive officer employed by a board of education.

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(a) When a representative is designated or selected for the purposes of professional negotiation by the majority of the professional employees in an appropriate negotiating unit, such representative shall be the exclusive representative of all the professional employees in the unit for such purpose.
(b) Nothing in this act or in acts amendatory thereof or supplemental thereto shall be construed to prevent professional employees, individually or collectively, from presenting or making known their positions or proposals or both to a board of education, a superintendent of schools or other chief executive officer employed by a board of education.