Two Hundred Union Workers at a College Are Able to Exert

question 122

Multiple Choice

Two hundred union workers at a college are able to exert considerable pressure on their employer because their union local is part of a national union of 500 000 workers. Why was the small union able to exert such pressure?

• A) because they belong to a political group that is prone to strike
• B) because they can access broader leadership and coordination resources
• C) because they can absorb a greater amount of strain
• D) because they have incredible union density

Recognize the ethical considerations involved in human and animal research.

Grasp the significance of informed consent in medical trials.

Identify biases and inequalities in the selection of research subjects.

Comprehend the ethical debates surrounding experimental procedures on vulnerable populations.

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