The Traditional Model of Job Control Unionism Which Dominated the U.S

question 161

Multiple Choice

The traditional model of job control unionism which dominated the U.S. workplace in the 20^th century has been criticized for encouraging or creating all of the following except:

• A) Lack of flexibility in production processes.
• B) Inattention to quality of production.
• C) Worker apathy toward work and business.
• D) Subjective and arbitrary treatment in the workplace.

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