As a member in good standing working in another local, one has the right to ?

• A. Vote in elections of any local
• B. Receive travel stipend
• C. Attend union meetings
• D. Run for office in any local

Answer: (C)

Being in good standing across locals usually preserves your ability to participate in union activities in the broader union, even if you’re working in a different local. The key right this scenario protects is attending union meetings. Attending meetings lets you stay informed, participate in discussions, and hear updates on contracts and grievances that affect members, regardless of which local you’re working in. By contrast, voting in elections or running for office in another local generally requires membership in that local and meeting its eligibility rules, and travel stipends depend on local policies. So the best fit is the right to attend union meetings.