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4 years ago

What has been the pattern of union membership in recent years?

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2 answers:

natima [27]4 years ago

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D. growth of neither public nor private sector unions

Explanation:

In recent years both Public and private unions have lost popularity among the workers as they have been slowly losing their importance in the modern capitalistic societies.

<u>Union memberships were important for the security of the rights of the workers</u> and these unions were often quite influential too. This has not remained the case unfortunately.

<u>With sanctions in place, unions do not have an effective job to do and their popularity has dwindled. </u>

butalik [34]4 years ago

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Answer:

c) growth of public sector unions only

Explanation:

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