The labour board has the option of holding a hearing during the assessment of the certification application. When does it usually exercise this option?
A) When the employer is angry
B) If there is a dispute over the content of the application
C) If it believes that the union is an improper bargaining agent
D) When the employees ask for it

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The labour board may choose to hold a hearing during the assessment of the certification application if there is a dispute over the content of the application. This hearing allows the board to gather additional information and evidence to help make a decision on whether or not to certify the union. The other options listed (A, C, and D) are not typically reasons for the labour board to hold a hearing during the certification process.

The Labour Board Has the Option of Holding a Hearing