When a union is attempting to organize the employees, management is permitted to:
A) Offer the employees improved benefits to reject union representation.
B) Encourage employees to organize to reject the union.
C) Keep track of how many employees have or have not signed a union authorization card.
D) Keep outside organizers off the facility's premises.

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Management is allowed to keep outside union organizers off the company's premises as part of their property rights, but they cannot engage in activities that would directly influence or interfere with the employees' decision on whether to join a union, such as offering improved benefits or tracking union card signatures.

When a Union Is Attempting to Organize the Employees, Management