Which of the following best demonstrates how the primary effects achieved by unions lead to secondary effects in the workplace?
A) limited ability to remove a worker leads to more rigorous selection procedures
B) increased pay for union members leads to greater rates of turnover
C) increased benefits lead to increased safety concerns among members
D) seniority-based promotions lead to decreased training for union members

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The primary effect of unions, such as job security, can lead to secondary effects like more rigorous selection procedures to ensure that the right candidates are hired, given the difficulty in removing workers once they are part of the union.

Which of the Following Best Demonstrates How the Primary Effects