Workers Primarily Seek Unionization When

question 29

Multiple Choice

Workers primarily seek unionization when

• A)they are dissatisfied and believe that it is only through collective action that the factors causing dissatisfaction can be changed.
• B)they are unhappy with the location of the firm.
• C)they primarily want career advancement.
• D)a union organizer convinces them of the benefits of unionization.
• E)they are extremely dissatisfied.

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