A Key Difference Between the AFL and the CIO in Their

question 151

Multiple Choice

A key difference between the AFL and the CIO in their early years was:

• A) The CIO relied more heavily on aggressive tactics such as sit-down strikes.
• B) The AFL had close ties to radical groups such as communists and socialists.
• C) The AFL welcomed women into its ranks.
• D) The CIO embraced a business union model.

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Definitions:

Product Organization Design

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Information Overload

A condition in which one is exposed to more information than can be processed, leading to difficulty in understanding or decision-making.

Functional Design

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Network Design

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