The employer frequently contests the makeup of a(n)_____,requiring the NLRB to decide which employees should be included.

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An appropriate bargaining unit refers to a group of employees with sufficiently similar interests to permit meaningful collective bargaining. The employer may contest the makeup of the bargaining unit, arguing that certain employees should be included or excluded from the unit. The NLRB may need to decide which employees should be included in the bargaining unit, based on factors such as job function, location, and supervision.

The Employer Frequently Contests the Makeup of A(n)_____,requiring the NLRB