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The vote followed two years of legal wrangling as Nissan argued the smaller group of workers should not be eligible for their own union.

The workers want to negotiate retirement, work-life balance and health care issues.

Several dozen workers among thousands at a Nissan factory in Tennessee will hold a long-delayed vote on whether to unionize Thursday.

The vote followed two years of legal wrangling as Nissan argued the smaller group of workers should not be eligible for their own union.

The vote followed two years of legal wrangling as Nissan argued the smaller group of workers should not be eligible for their own union.

The vote followed two years of legal wrangling as Nissan argued the smaller group of workers should not be eligible for their own union.

The vote followed two years of legal wrangling as Nissan argued the smaller group of workers should not be eligible for their own union.

The vote followed two years of legal wrangling as Nissan argued the smaller group of workers should not be eligible for their own union.

The vote followed two years of legal wrangling as Nissan argued the smaller group of workers should not be eligible for their own union.

The vote followed two years of legal wrangling as Nissan argued the smaller group of workers should not be eligible for their own union.