In the context of unions, which of the following statements is true of white-collar workers?
A) They view unions as being oriented primarily toward pink-collar workers.
B) They tend to believe that unions are open to change.
C) They believe that issues related to the nature of jobs should be considered permissive and not mandatory by unions.
D) They view unions as not being in touch with the concerns of the more educated workers in technical and professional jobs.

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White-collar workers tend to view unions as not being in touch with the concerns of the more educated workers in technical and professional jobs. They may feel that the issues and demands of unionized blue-collar workers do not apply to their own high-skilled and knowledge-based careers.

In the Context of Unions, Which of the Following Statements