Question

does the law permit the union or the federal government to impose terms and conditions substantially similar to those enjoyed by similiarly situated workers

I believe it permits the Union, am i correct?

Answer 1

Unions can never "impose" conditions. Any agreement between a union and a company is a mutual agreement.

The question is vague about "substantially similar to those enjoyed by similiarly situated workers."

Answer 2

What i mean is that if i union represent employees and the company and I cannot reach an agreement on any issue even though i have been willing to conced on some issue what would most likely happen in this case.

Answer 3

Then it can be taken to the Labor Relations Board. Its decision may be based upon conditions substantially similar to those enjoyed by similiarly situated workers.