Because research finds that only about 5 percent of nonunion workers believe it is likely that they will be discharged if they try to form a union, employers argue that their campaign tactics are not intimidating.

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The fact that only 5 percent of nonunion workers believe they will be discharged if they try to form a union does not necessarily mean that campaign tactics are not intimidating. The intimidation may take other forms, such as threats of reduced benefits, negative performance evaluations, or even physical violence or harassment.

Because Research Finds That Only About 5 Percent of Nonunion