The NLRB has jurisdiction over persons when there is a labor dispute which:
A) Cannot otherwise be resolved.
B) Affects commerce.
C) Involves at least 500 employees.
D) Involves national security.

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The National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) has jurisdiction over persons when there is a labor dispute that affects commerce. This means that if the dispute has the potential to impact interstate commerce, the NLRB has the authority to intervene and attempt to resolve the dispute. The other options, such as national security or number of employees, do not necessarily determine whether the NLRB has jurisdiction.

The NLRB Has Jurisdiction Over Persons When There Is a Labor