A union recognition clause does all of the following except:
A) help unions maintain their strength.
B) state that the employer recognizes the union as the exclusive bargaining agent for the bargaining unit.
C) define the bargaining unit.
D) State whether the bargaining unit will be a union shop or an agency shop.

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A union recognition clause typically includes provisions that help unions maintain their strength, state that the employer recognizes the union as the exclusive bargaining agent for the bargaining unit, and define the bargaining unit. However, it typically does not state whether the bargaining unit will be a union shop or an agency shop. This decision is usually made separately and is not necessarily included in the recognition clause.

A Union Recognition Clause Does All of the Following Except