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One goal of union-prevention strategies should be to avoid a demand for recognition or filing of an election petition. Without either of those two events, you are assured of maintaining union-free status. In fact, many employees who have well-defined and consistent union-avoidance strategies never see an election petition or explicit organizing activity. The strategy is a success and the evidence is the absence of union activity.