certification proceeding

certification proceeding
A proceeding of a nonadversary, fact-finding character in which the National Labor Relations Board acts the part of disinterested investigator seeking merely to ascertain the desires of the employees as to their representation. Southern S. S. Co. v NLRB (CA3) 120 F2d 505.

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