Injunctions Were Effective at Stopping Unionization for All of the Following

question 18

Multiple Choice

Injunctions were effective at stopping unionization for all of the following reasons except:

• A) Unions spent a lot of money on legal fees trying to fight them.
• B) They decreased public support for strikers by branding them as lawbreakers.
• C) They gave management the right to move their operations to other nonunion locations.
• D) They demoralized union organizers and strikers by creating fear and confusion.

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Definitions:

Management by Exception

A management style in which the manager intervenes only when performance deviates significantly from standards, allowing for more autonomous operation of processes.

Managerial Attention

The focus and prioritization that managers give to certain issues, tasks, or information, which can significantly impact decision-making and leadership.

Actual

Pertaining to or representing the current state of affairs or reality, as opposed to potential or theoretical scenarios.

Desired Performance

The specific level of output or achievement that an organization or individual aims to reach, often set as a target or goal.