It May Be That Unions Increase Worker Productivity by

question 4

Multiple Choice

It may be that unions increase worker productivity by

• A)minimizing conflicts, resolving differences, and reducing job turnover
• B)using seniority rules to keep the most experienced workers employed
• C)increasing job turnover so that the least experienced workers quit
• D)allowing workers to goof off, which improves morale
• E)increasing the number of workers required to perform each task

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