The Major Factor Cited by Workers as Their Reason for Organizing

question 53

Multiple Choice

The major factor cited by workers as their reason for organizing a union is:

• A) Long hours.
• B) Lack of a pension plan.
• C) Management's unfair attitude.
• D) Desire for a four-day week.

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