In Conair Corp.v.NLRB, the U..Court of Appeals for the D..Circuit held that it was inappropriate for the Board to issue a bargaining order where the union never established evidence of:
A) an employment agreement.
B) an arbitration agreement.
C) majority support.
D) minority approval.

Question

In Conair Corp.v.NLRB, the U..Court of Appeals for the D..Circuit held that it was inappropriate for the Board to issue a bargaining order where the union never established evidence of:
A) ​an employment agreement.
B) an arbitration agreement.
C) majority support.
D) minority approval.

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The correct choice is C because the court held that the Board cannot issue a bargaining order without evidence of majority support for the union. The union must show that it has the support of a majority of the employees in the bargaining unit to be certified as the collective bargaining representative. Without such evidence, it is inappropriate for the Board to issue a bargaining order.