The Decertification Process Is Important Because It

question 47

Multiple Choice

The decertification process is important because it:

• A) provides the employer with an opportunity to eliminate the union
• B) protects employees from weak or inefficient unions
• C) means employees can terminate the union's bargaining rights at any time
• D) is a necessary step if employees want to change unions
• E) is possible for the employer to support anti-union employees

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