In the 1930s,the Industrial Union Movement

question 2

Multiple Choice

In the 1930s,the industrial union movement

• A) was most interested in attracting skilled laborers.
• B) decided it was better to organize by companies than by entire industries.
• C) grew more militant and powerful.
• D) saw many of its leaders take top executive jobs in major companies.
• E) became the dominant force in the American Federation of Labor.

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Ethical implications

The moral consequences or considerations arising from actions, decisions, or policies in personal, professional, or organizational contexts.

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A decision-making strategy that involves selecting an acceptable or adequate solution, rather than the optimal one.

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