The 24-hour rule prohibits union members from attending large union assemblies within 24 hours of a scheduled election.

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The 24-hour rule does not pertain to attending union assemblies; it typically refers to a guideline in various contexts (such as sports or health) that suggests waiting 24 hours before making a significant decision or taking certain actions, not a specific prohibition related to union activities and elections.

The 24-Hour Rule Prohibits Union Members from Attending Large Union