Under the Wagner Act (NLRA), the only time workers are entitled to union representation is when the union has the support of the majority of workers at the workplace.

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The Wagner Act (NLRA) allows workers to form, join, or assist unions and to engage in collective bargaining through representatives of their own choosing, regardless of whether a majority supports the union; however, for a union to be officially recognized as the bargaining representative, it must have the support of the majority of workers.

Under the Wagner Act (NLRA), the Only Time Workers Are