Multiple Choice
What does The National Labor Relations Act (NLRA) do for each individual health care worker?
A) It provides protections to hospital workers whether they are organized into a union or not.
B) It oversees the hospital's business practices.
C) It provides legal aid only for those in an organized union.
D) It provides legal aid only for those NOT in an organized union.
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