Voluntary recognition occurs if a union has organized a majority of employees, and the union did not apply undue pressure in the organization process.

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Voluntary recognition occurs when an employer recognizes a union that has organized a majority of its employees without the need for a formal election. It requires that the union did not use any unfair labor practices or coercion in the organizing process.

Voluntary Recognition Occurs If a Union Has Organized a Majority