What Are Some of the Concerns the Labor Movement Has

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Multiple Choice

What are some of the concerns the labor movement has for workers regarding nonunion representation plans versus unions?

• A)While it looks like a bilateral mechanism to employees,the formation,structure,nature,and continued existence of the plan is actually unilaterally controlled by management
• B)Managers can parify the workers by occasionally giving the representation plan a "victory" without truly granting the employees any power
• C)There is also the potential for management to convey subtle and not-so-subtle antiunion messages
• D)All of the above

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