Low attendance at union meetings should not be taken as the real measure of union participation because:
A) much membership participation takes place at an informal level.
B) low attendance may just indicate members are not concerned with any of the
Immediate issues facing the union.
C) stewards regularly attend meetings and they maintain the link to the members
They represent.
D) all of these
E) none of these

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Much membership participation takes place at an informal level, low attendance may just indicate members are not concerned with any of the immediate issues facing the union, and stewards regularly attend meetings and they maintain the link to the members they represent. Therefore, all of these reasons contribute to why low attendance at union meetings should not be taken as the only measure of union participation.

Low Attendance at Union Meetings Should Not Be Taken as the Real