During the 1980s,unions Became Increasingly Concerned with the Issues Of

question 189

Multiple Choice

During the 1980s,unions became increasingly concerned with the issues of:

• A)pay and fringe benefits.
• B)stock option plans and profit sharing.
• C)job security and union recognition.
• D)worker training and education.

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