Under the National Labor Relations Act (Wagner Act), the National Labor Relations Board can establish a labor union in an organization if it finds evidence of substantial labor abuse within that organization.

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The National Labor Relations Board does not have the right to establish a union. It does, however, oversee certification elections, and will recognize a union as the authorized bargaining agent for a group of workers if a majority of those workers vote in favor of union representation.