Bargaining units are not organized until all of the following occur EXCEPT:
A) a majority of employees desire representation.
B) officers are elected by majorities of local union members.
C) contracts are vetoed by a majority of union members in the bargaining unit.
D) officers are defeated by majorities of local union members.

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Contracts being vetoed by a majority of union members in the bargaining unit is not a requirement for the organization of a bargaining unit. The other options are necessary for the organization of a bargaining unit, including a majority of employees desiring representation, officers being elected by majorities of local union members, and officers being defeated by majorities of local union members.

Bargaining Units Are Not Organized Until All of the Following