The contract bar doctrine can extend the statutory limitation on representational elections to how many years?
A) three
B) two
C) four
D) five
E) six

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The contract bar doctrine can extend the statutory limitation on representational elections for up to three years. This means that if a collective bargaining agreement is currently in effect, employees cannot file a petition for a representational election during the three-year period regardless of whether or not they meet the eligibility requirements.

The Contract Bar Doctrine Can Extend the Statutory Limitation on Representational