Steps in the unionizing process typically include all of the following EXCEPT
A)an all-out public campaign.
B)the outcome: certification,recognition,or rejection.
C)formation of an in-house organizing committee.
D)employee/union contact.
E)a vote.

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While an all-out public campaign can certainly be an effective strategy for a unionizing effort, it is not a necessary step in the process. The other choices listed are all typical steps in the unionizing process, including the formation of an organizing committee, employee/union contact, a vote, and the outcome (certification, recognition, or rejection).

Steps in the Unionizing Process Typically Include All of the Following