Import Cars Ltd. employs a work force made up of the following employee groups:

6 new car sales staff (New Car Department)

3 used car sales staff (Used Car Department)

3 customer service advisors (Service Department)

8 technicians (Service Department)

4 service employees, unskilled (Service Department)

2 maintenance employees (Building Maintenance Department)

4 collision repair technicians (Auto Body Shop Department)

3 office staff (Office Department)

Each department has a manager, who along with the corporation's president and secretary-treasurer, make up the 'management team. All of the departments are located in and operate out of a main building except for the auto body shop, which is located in another part of the city about a kilometer distant from the main building. Representatives from the Auto Technicians Union are currently attempting to interest the 8 technicians in joining a union, and an Auto Employees Union also wishes to organize all of the employees as a local union Only 3 of the technicians and none of the auto body shop technicians or office staff are interested in joining a union. The new and used car staff, however, has expressed an interest in joining a union. Outline the steps that the unions must take if they wish to form a union at Import Cars Ltd. What oppo- sition might each union encounter in its membership drive? What steps might the employer lawfully take? Discuss.