Minnesota Statutes

§ 179.11 — EMPLOYEE UNFAIR LABOR PRACTICES

Minnesota § 179.11
JurisdictionMinnesota
PartLABOR, INDUSTRY
Ch. 179LABOR RELATIONS

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Minn. Stat. § 179.11 (2026).

Text

(a)It is an unfair labor practice:
(1)for any employee or labor organization to institute a strike if such strike is a violation of any valid collective agreement between any employer and its employees or labor organization and the employer is, at the time, in good faith complying with the provisions of the agreement, or to violate the terms and conditions of such bargaining agreement;
(2)for any employee or labor organization to institute a strike if the calling of such strike is in violation of sections179.06or179.07;
(3)for any person to seize or occupy property unlawfully during the existence of a labor dispute;
(4)for any person to picket or cause to be picketed a place of employment of which place the person is not an employee while a strike is in progress affecting the place of

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Legislative History

(4254-31)1939 c 440 s 11;1941 c 469 s 7;1943 c 624 s 2,3; 1986 c 444;2024 c 110 art 5 s 6

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