The Union 'Shock Effect' Refers To

question 15

Multiple Choice

The union 'shock effect' refers to:

• A) the response of management to being forced to negotiate with unions.
• B) the outcome of bargaining after a strike.
• C) management reducing organisational 'slack' in response to union pressure to increase wages.
• D) All of the options given here are correct

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