A majority of workers can vote to decertify a union and end its representation role in their employment.

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This is true under certain conditions and procedures specified by the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA). If at least 30% of the workers sign a petition, a decertification election can be held by the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB). If a majority of the valid votes cast in the election are against the union, it loses its status as the workers' bargaining representative. However, there are rules and restrictions on when and how often such elections can be held, and employers are not allowed to interfere with or influence the workers' decision-making process.

A Majority of Workers Can Vote to Decertify a Union