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How Does a Union Win a Workplace Election?
January 13, 2023
If you're wondering how a union can win a workplace election, the answer is quite simple—they mobilize their members and encourage people to vote, whether they’re using voting software for union elections or conducting in-person elections. To do this, unions must ensure that their members understand the benefits of unionization and wh
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What Is a Proxy in a Homeowners Association?
January 11, 2023
When imagining elections of a homeowners association (HOA), most think of the election of board members or updates to existing community rules–not many consider the bumps and hurdles that could potentially prevent HOA voting from going smoothly.  While it is a prerequisite for most homeowners association board members to live or ow
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How to Start a Homeowners Association
January 9, 2023
Establishing a homeowners association in your neighborhood is a great way to bind a community together and ensure everyone shares the same goals and expectations about where they live. Not to mention, the number of homeowners associations (also  known as HOAs) is rapidly growing in the United States.  Before you can begin a home
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Do Homeowners Association Board Members Get Paid?
January 6, 2023
There are many benefits to serving on the board of a homeowners association. It is an opportunity to serve your neighborhood, connect with your neighbors, and make meaningful changes in your community in ways other than just through homeowner association voting.  Typically, members of a homeowners association, also known as an HOA, s
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How to Write a Board Nomination Letter
December 26, 2022
Members of a board of directors are elected through a formal nomination process. During the selection of board members, letters are written by members who offer the names of other members for certain positions. A board of directors nomination is an extremely important process because the board of directors is a powerful and influential go
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Can Board Members Receive Benefits?
December 23, 2022
Board members often enjoy benefits that aren’t always available to the general population or workforce. What types of benefits these might be will depend on the organizational structure, such as whether it’s a public company or a nonprofit, as well as other factors. Benefits offered will also vary from corporation to corporation and a
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Board Members Versus Board Observers
December 21, 2022
There is often some confusion about the difference between a board member and a board observer when it comes to a board of directors. In addition to understanding the role each one plays, there are also usually questions about the rights each is entitled to and what their responsibilities are. Let’s dive into these differences! [&hellip
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Can Board Members Be Employees?
December 19, 2022
There’s a common misconception that board members are all employees of an organization–this is not true. Up until a few decades ago, board members received pensions and other benefits typically associated with being an employee, but this is no longer the case. Treating board members like employees is now seen as a conflict of interest
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Can a Board President Nominate the Vice President?
December 16, 2022
According to law, public companies in the U.S. must have a board of directors that protects the interests of the shareholders in an organization. Each member of the board of directors is an elected body through a formal board nomination process.  A board of directors is a governing body that is considered the company's top […]
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Can a Board Member Withdraw a Nomination for a Position?
December 14, 2022
How a corporation decides who its board members are is a process that most people are unfamiliar with. The common belief is that the executives of companies simply choose their own board members, but for many public corporations and companies that have a large number of shareholders, this is not the case.  Receiving a board […
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How to Decline a Nomination for a Board Position
December 12, 2022
Very few people understand how a corporate boardroom works. Many assume a corporation simply promotes from within by choosing its own board members; however, this is not the case in the majority of corporations, especially when those corporations are accountable to shareholders.  In this article, we’ll explain the board nomination
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What Is the Difference Between Elected and Nominated?
December 9, 2022
When it comes to elections and voting, there’s a lot of vocabulary at play. Below, we’re going to discuss what it means for someone to be nominated versus elected–in short,  ‘nominated’ refers to a person chosen for a position, and ‘elected’ means they obtain a position by receiving the most votes. We’ll also explain
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Self-Administered Elections
December 7, 2022
Elections aren’t just for the government. Every day, elections are conducted in corporate boardrooms, labor unions, and organizations all across America. These elections range from small team decisions to large-scale votes involving hundreds or even thousands of participants. They play a crucial role in the democratic process within org
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What Is the Role of Technology in the Voting Process Today?
December 5, 2022
When most people think of what it means to vote, they typically think about local, state, and federal elections related to government. But each and every day, all kinds of elections take place that have nothing to do with the government.  This voting takes place in the boardrooms and the workforces of America's companies and [&hellip
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