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A captive audience meeting is a mandatory meeting held during working hours, organized by an employer. These meetings are typically convened in the context of union organizing efforts. Opponents of the practice contend that such meetings can be used to discourage union activity or disseminate selective information; employees may face disciplinary action, including termination, for not attending or for challenging the content presented. Proponents argue that captive audience meetings offer a structured opportunity for employers to provide information on legal rights, obligations, and workplace dynamics that may not otherwise be addressed during fast-moving union campaigns.
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