Which of the following is not a frequently expressed criticism of the NLRA certification process?
A) Employers have more access to employees than unions.
B) The lack of penalties for employer violators of the NLRA.
C) The length of the election process.
D) The lack of penalties for union violators of the NLRA.

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The National Labor Relations Act (NLRA) certification process is often criticized for reasons such as employers having more access to employees than unions (A), the lack of penalties for employer violators (B), and the length of the election process (C). However, the lack of penalties for union violators of the NLRA (D) is not a frequently expressed criticism of the process. The focus of criticism is usually on how the process can be skewed in favor of employers, not on the penalties for unions.

Which of the Following Is Not a Frequently Expressed Criticism