Which of the following does the NLRB exclude from participating in organizing activities and being a member of the bargaining unit?
A) Employees in multiple facilities within a single employer
B) Employees covered by multiple employers
C) Employees with managerial duties
D) Employees who have been on strike for economic reasons for less than one year and who have been replaced by other employees
E) Employees who have a community of interest in their wages, hours, and working conditions

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Richard Walton and Robert McKersie proposed several alternative approaches to bargaining. Distributive bargaining divides an economic "pie" between two sides-for example, a wage increase means giving the union a larger share of the pie.

Which of the Following Does the NLRB Exclude from Participating