In which of the following ways did the union likely go about establishing sufficient employee support for a union election?

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A)Once a majority of workers sign authorization cards indicating an interest in being represented by the union,they present these to the employer,who decides whether to formally recognize the new local union.If the employer refuses,the union organizers can petition the NLRB for a representation election.
B)Once a majority of workers sign authorization cards indicating an interest in being represented by the union,they present these to the employer,who decides whether to formally recognize the new local union.If the employer refuses,the union organizers can petition the NLRB for a representation election.
C)Once a majority of workers sign authorization cards indicating an interest in being represented by the union,they present these to the employer,who decides whether to formally recognize the new local union.If the employer refuses,the union organizers can petition the NLRB for a representation election.
D)Once a majority of workers sign authorization cards indicating an interest in being represented by the union,they present these to the employer,who decides whether to formally recognize the new local union.If the employer refuses,the union organizers can petition the NLRB for a representation election.

In Which of the Following Ways Did the Union Likely