A valid,signed agreement for a period of up to three years will bar any representation election for the life of the agreement is specified by the NLRB's:
A) three-year election rule.
B) contract bar doctrine.
C) life-of-the-contract doctrine.
D) election time-out rule.
E) exclusionary election rule.

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The contract bar doctrine, as specified by the NLRB, states that a valid and signed agreement for up to three years will bar any representation election for the life of the agreement. This means that during the period of the agreement, employees cannot petition for a new election to choose a union representation.

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