Which of the Following Was Not a Factor in the Complacency

question 16

Multiple Choice

Which of the following was not a factor in the complacency of organized labor in the 1950s?

• A) Labor received decent wages and benefit packages.
• B) The work week averaged fewer than forty hours.
• C) Many unionized workers saw themselves as comfortable members of the middle class
• D) The number of blue-collar workers decreased.
• E) More white-collar workers joined unions.

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