Which of the following points must be shown to prove that an employee involvement program is in violation of the Wagner Act?
A) The entity created by the program is not controlled by the employer.
B) The entity created by the program is a labor organization.
C) The entity created by the program includes union members.
D) The entity created by the program consists of management representatives.

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The Wagner Act, also known as the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA), prohibits employers from interfering with employees' right to form, join, or support labor unions. Creating an entity that is a labor organization, meaning it represents the collective interests of employees in their bargaining relationship with management, would violate the NLRA. Therefore, if the employee involvement program creates such an entity, it would be in violation of the Wagner Act.

Which of the Following Points Must Be Shown to Prove