Unions Are Opposed to Right-To-Work Laws Because They Claim That

question 508

Multiple Choice

Unions are opposed to right-to-work laws because they claim that the laws:

• A) prevent the unions from using dues for political action
• B) allow some employees to be free riders because can benefit from the union without having to pay dues
• C) allow some employees to have more influence than others in union decisions
• D) give employers more power over unions
• E) none of the other choices are correct

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Definitions:

Filmed Violence

Acts of aggression and violence depicted in movies or television that can influence viewers' attitudes and behaviors.

Aggress

Refers to the act of initiating hostilities or conflict, typically to assert dominance or respond to perceived threats.

Triggered Displaced Aggression

A form of aggression where an individual directs their anger towards a target other than the source of their frustration.

Preexisting Hostility

Hostility or aggression that exists before a particular event or situation; refers to antagonistic attitudes or feelings that are not caused by recent or current events.