The NLRB may add new classes of employees to existing units if they have a similar community of interest by utilizing the:
A) Wagner Act.
B) Globe Doctrine.
C) Accretion Doctrine.
D) Mallinckrodt Doctrine.

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The Accretion Doctrine enables the NLRB to add new classes of employees to existing units if they have a similar community of interest. This means that if the additional class of employee shares common working conditions, skills, job duties, and other employment-related interests with the current unit, they can be included in the same bargaining unit. The other choices (A, B, and D) are not relevant to this situation or do not provide a legal basis for adding new classes of employees to existing units.

The NLRB May Add New Classes of Employees to Existing