The Path(s) That Workers May Mobilize Along to Take Collective

question 34

Multiple Choice

The path(s) that workers may mobilize along to take collective action and support the union include(s) :

• A) the ''threat'' or an ''attack'' that results when the employer takes away or threatens to take away something the workers already have.
• B) the ''frustration'' which results when workers try to act on their own behalf.
• C) a ''rational calculation,'' which does not involve anger, but the workers become convinced that the benefits of unionization outweigh its costs.
• D) all of these
• E) threats, attacks, and rational calculations.

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