Which of the following best describes the neutrality pledge in the collective bargaining agreement?
A) It means that a group of employees with a substantially different community of interests is allowed to establish a separate unit.
B) It requires that the employer agree not to oppose future organizing drives by the union within the company.
C) It refers to the extent to which all potentially includable employees are required to provide the company's output.
D) It occurs when 30 percent of the currently represented employees indicate that they do not want continued representation.

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The neutrality pledge in the collective bargaining agreement requires that the employer agree not to oppose future organizing drives by the union within the company. This means that the employer agrees to remain neutral during any future union organizing efforts and not to take any action that could be seen as deterring employees from joining a union.

Which of the Following Best Describes the Neutrality Pledge in the Collective