The Strongest Reason to Join a Union Appears to Be

question 31

Multiple Choice

The strongest reason to join a union appears to be

• A)favoritism shown by supervisors in promotions, shift assignments, and transfers.
• B)the need to fraternize with similar employees and assert personal leadership skills.
• C)dissatisfaction with wages, benefits, and working conditions.
• D)personal preference for a union and social pressure to join.

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Definitions:

True Bargains

Deals that are genuinely advantageous, offering good value for the money paid.

Legal Consideration

Something of value, which can be a promise, service, or object, exchanged between parties as part of a contract.

Refrain From Alcohol

An advisory or mandate to abstain from consuming alcoholic beverages.

Consideration Requirement

The legal principle that a contract must involve a bargain or exchange of value between the parties to be enforceable.