California Education Code

§ 92625

EDC § 92625 Effective Jan 1, 2003Div. 9 · Title 3 · Part 57 · Ch. 6 · Art. 3.5

Statute text

The Legislature finds and declares all of the following:

(a)In the course of fulfilling its educational mission, the University of California is required to participate in the marketplace, both as a purchaser of goods and services and as a provider of services to its customers, such as students who contract with the university for room and board and medical consumers who utilize the university’s hospitals and clinics. In that role, the university also functions as a proprietor of real property and other physical assets located at its campuses and medical facilities.

(b)In the marketplace, the university must make prudent business decisions, as does any private business entity, to ensure efficient and cost-effective management of its business concerns, and to maximize benefit and minimize risk. One of those risks is the possibility of labor-management conflict arising out of labor union organizing campaigns. This conflict can adversely affect the university’s operation of facilities in which it has a proprietary business interest by causing an interruption in service.

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Legislative history

Added by Stats. 2002, Ch. 1040, Sec. 1. Effective January 1, 2003.