The designation granted to a labor union by the federal government that indicates that the union has been selected by secret ballot of employees to be the exclusive representative of a group of employees is called:
A) exclusive recognition.
B) multilateral bargaining.
C) amalgamation.
D) national consultation.
E) empowered representation.

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Exclusive recognition is the term used to describe the official designation granted to a labor union by the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB), indicating that the union has been chosen by secret ballot to represent a particular group of employees in bargaining with their employer. This means that the union has exclusive bargaining rights on behalf of that group of employees and can negotiate the terms and conditions of their employment. The other choices do not accurately describe this concept.

The Designation Granted to a Labor Union by the Federal