What Is the Most Significant Factor, Enabling Unions to Negotiate

question 68

Multiple Choice

What is the most significant factor, enabling unions to negotiate increased wages for their members?

• A) Unions increase the demand for labour.
• B) Unions decrease the supply of labour in the union sector.
• C) Unions increase the marginal product of labour.
• D) Unions increase the supply of labour in the union sector.

Understand the key criticisms of the situational approach to leadership.

Identify the differences and applications of directive and supportive behaviors in situational leadership.

Contrast the situational approach with the trait approach to leadership.

Recognize how follower perception impacts job satisfaction in situational leadership contexts.

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