The following are paths that workers may mobilize along to take collective action and support the union except:
A) The ''frustration'' which results when workers try to act on their own behalf.
B) The ''threat'' or an ''attack'' that results when the employer takes away or threatens to take away something the workers already have.
C) A ''rational calculation,'' which does not involve anger,but the workers become convinced that the benefits of unionization outweigh its costs.
D) Employee empowerment.
E) Threats,attacks,and rational calculations.

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Employee empowerment is not a path that workers typically mobilize along to take collective action and support the union. It generally refers to giving employees more control and decision-making power within the organization, which may reduce the perceived need for unionization.

The Following Are Paths That Workers May Mobilize Along to Take