Critics of Labor Unions Argue That Unions Are No Longer

question 51

Multiple Choice

Critics of labor unions argue that unions are no longer needed to protect workers from abusive and unfair treatment because

• A) the widespread use of ESOPs has given most workers control over their workplace.
• B) supply and demand conditions in labor markets now favor labor rather than management.
• C) laws and modern management attitudes minimize the possibility of unsafe working conditions and unfair treatment of workers found in earlier eras.
• D) most of the firms that treated workers poorly have moved their operations to foreign countries.

---

Definitions:

Ammonia

A compound of nitrogen and hydrogen with the formula NH3, a colorless gas with a characteristic pungent smell.

Hydrogen Sulfide

A toxic, flammable gas with the formula H2S, known for its foul odor of rotten eggs and used in the manufacture of chemicals.

Lewis Structure

A diagram that represents the bonds between atoms and the lone pairs of electrons in a compound.

Water

A chemical compound, H2O, essential for all known forms of life, characterized by its liquid state at room temperature and its ability to dissolve many substances.