This doctrine was developed by the NLRB and states that a current and valid contract can prevent another union from petitioning as the exclusive representative.
A) Contract bar
B) Provisional intent test
C) Opener clause
D) Duty to sign

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The doctrine that states a current and valid contract can prevent another union from petitioning as the exclusive representative is known as the "contract bar". This doctrine was developed by the NLRB (National Labor Relations Board) and is meant to provide for stability in labor-management relations by giving the parties some assurance that they can rely on the negotiated terms of the contract for a reasonable period of time.

This Doctrine Was Developed by the NLRB and States That