To determine whether the union has the majority support for the first twelve months of the strike, the NLRB held that economic strikers must be considered as members of:

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To determine whether the union has the majority support for the first twelve months of the strike, the NLRB held that economic strikers must be considered as members of:

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Economic strikers are considered members of a bargaining unit because they remain employees for the purposes of collective bargaining, despite being on strike. This classification allows them to be counted when determining if the union has majority support.

To Determine Whether the Union Has the Majority Support for the First