Intraorganizational Bargaining Is More Visible on the Union's Side Because

question 3

Multiple Choice

Intraorganizational bargaining is more visible on the union's side because:

• A) Unions are essentially political institutions whose agendas are determined by many constituents.
• B) Unions are essentially economic institutions whose interest is in self enrichment.
• C) Management does not have constituents with competing interests.
• D) Management is better at hiding the competing interests of their constituents.

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