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Is a company obligated to accept the union's majority status claim on the basis of the authorization cards submitted by the union.

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Is a company obligated to accept the union's majority status claim on the basis of the authorization cards submitted by the union.

Yes, since National Labor Relations Act became a law in 1935, majority sign-up has been an alternative to the NLRB's election ...

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