John, a retail store manager, is concerned about a union organizing attempt at his store. He decides to visit each of his employees at home to discuss the matter in an informal setting. John's actions are likely to be considered grounds for invalidating the election.

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Final Answer : True, Explanation :  Visiting employees at home in an attempt to dissuade them from unionizing is considered an unfair labor practice and can lead to the invalidation of the election. Union organizing is protected by law, and employers cannot retaliate or interfere with employees' right to form or join a union.

John, a retail store manager, is concerned about a union organizing attempt at his store. He decides to visit each of his employees at home to discuss the matter in an "informal" setting. John's actions are likely to be considered grounds for invalidating the election.

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