The Lower Union Membership Rates for Part- Time Workers Reflect

question 53

Multiple Choice

The lower union membership rates for part- time workers reflect primarily

• A)the higher dues which must be paid by these workers when they join unions.
• B)the greater difficulty and expense of organizing these workers.
• C)their lack of desire for union representation.
• D)the fact that many are women.
• E)the superior working conditions most part- timers enjoy.

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