What Did a Comparative Analysis of Canadian and American Unionization

question 55

Multiple Choice

What did a comparative analysis of Canadian and American unionization rates between1984 and1998 indicate?

• A) That company downsizing was on the rise and unionization was the reason
• B) A shift in legislation may have contributed to a decline in unionization
• C) That changes to labour legislation is creating the perfect environment for greater union activity in Canada
• D) That hlow wages in non union workplaces in the U.S. resulted in employees placing greater value on unionizeds workplaces

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