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Decertifying a union refers to the process by which workers reject their union's representation, effectively terminating the union's status as their bargaining representative. This typically occurs through a decertification election, where employees vote to remove the union. If successful, the union loses its rights to negotiate on behalf of the workers, and the employees may choose to negotiate individually or seek a different union. The process often involves specific legal requirements and timelines governed by labor laws.

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