The NLRB is responsible for
A) passing legislation in favor of unions.
B) conducting formal elections to form unions.
C) ensuring that unions survive in the United States.
D) investigating criminal behavior by labor leaders.
E) investigating securities fraud.

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The National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) is responsible for conducting formal elections to determine whether or not employees want to form a union in their workplace. The NLRB also investigates and remedies unfair labor practices committed by employers or unions. While the NLRB has the power to issue rulings and make decisions that can impact the viability of unions, it is not responsible for passing legislation in favor of unions nor for ensuring that unions survive in the United States. The NLRB also does not investigate criminal behavior by labor leaders or securities fraud.

The NLRB Is Responsible for