The NLRA specifies that permanently replaced strikers are eligible to vote in a decertification election:
A) If they are hired back by the company.
B) If the election occurs within 12 months of the start of the strike.
C) At any time, regardless of when the decertification election is held.
D) Not at all; permanently replaced strikers lose all rights to vote in a decertification election.

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The NLRA specifies that permanently replaced strikers are eligible to vote in a decertification election if the election occurs within 12 months of the start of the strike. After 12 months, they lose their eligibility to vote in a decertification election.

The NLRA Specifies That Permanently Replaced Strikers Are Eligible to Vote