A union contract provision that requires employees to join the union after a certain amount of time on the job is known as a:

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A union shop clause requires employees to join the union after a certain amount of time on the job, but it does not require that all employees be members of the union from the moment they are hired (which is what a closed shop clause does). An agency shop clause requires employees to pay union dues but does not require them to actually join the union, while an open shop clause does not require employees to join or pay dues to the union. Therefore, option B is the correct answer.

A Union Contract Provision That Requires Employees to Join the Union