A union is removed as the representative of a group of employees by the process of_____.
A) union busting
B) delisting
C) deunionization
D) decertification

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Decertification is the process of removing a union as the representative of a group of employees. It typically involves a vote by the employees to decertify the union as their bargaining agent. Union busting refers to the aggressive tactics used by employers to prevent or discourage employees from joining or forming unions. Delisting is not a term commonly used in the context of labor relations. Deunionization refers to a broader trend of declining union membership and influence in society.

A Union Is Removed as the Representative of a Group