Which of the Following Most Fully Explains Organized Labor's Opposition

question 5

Multiple Choice

Which of the following most fully explains organized labor's opposition to industry's adoption of scientific management practices in the early 1900s?

• A)Taylor's failure to allow for worker participation in management decision making
• B)The fact that the selection of workers was not really scientific in the pure sense of the word
• C)The unpopularity of time and motion studies
• D)Taylor's failure to account for supply and demand in assuming labor's support for maximum productivity

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