The Key Management Practices That Drove Job Control Unionism Included

question 64

Multiple Choice

The key management practices that drove job control unionism included all of the following except:

• A) Management insistence on maintaining sole authority over traditional management practices
• B) Narrow job classifications
• C) Minimal employee input into decision making
• D) Restrictive systems of reward based on job seniority

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