Why Are Unions Considered to Be Victims of Their Own

question 64

Multiple Choice

Why are unions considered to be victims of their own successes?

• A) Unions have managed to earn several benefits for workers but this has resulted in?a general perception by firms that dealing with unions is expensive.
• B) Workers are strongly intimidated by union activities despite the efforts unions have put in for the benefit of workers.
• C) Unions have succeeded in passing several laws successfully for the welfare of workers, but mostly through illegal means.
• D) Unions have passed most of the important issues that affect workers into law and are no longer considered necessary.

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Definitions:

Cornea

The transparent front part of the eye that covers the iris, pupil, and anterior chamber, contributing to the eye's focusing power.

Visual Area

A region of the brain, specifically in the occipital lobe, responsible for processing visual information.

Optic Tract

A part of the visual system in the brain, consisting of a bundle of nerve fibers that transmits visual information from the optic chiasma to the thalamus, hypothalamus, and midbrain.

Visual Field

The entire area that can be seen when the eyes are fixed in one position, including both central and peripheral vision.