Final answer:
A simple majority of employees that vote in a union representation election is required in order for employees to win union representation. The statement is (Option b) False.
Step-by-step explanation:
The statement is false. In order for employees to win union representation in a union representation election, a simple majority of votes cast is required, not a simple majority of employees. This means that the majority of employees who participate in the election need to vote in favor of union representation for it to win. For example, if there are 100 employees and 60 of them participate in the election, at least 31 votes need to be in favor of union representation for it to win.