The NLRB rule which specifies that a valid,signed agreement for a fixed period of three years or less will bar any representation election for the life of the agreement is called the:
A) Excelsior rule.
B) Employee free choice act.
C) Contract bar doctrine.
D) Mandatory Secret Ballot Protection Act.
E) Taft-Hartley Act.

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The Contract Bar Doctrine is the NLRB rule that prevents any representation election during the life of a valid, signed agreement for a fixed period of three years or less.

The NLRB Rule Which Specifies That a Valid,signed Agreement for a Fixed