Which of the following is a disadvantage of becoming a union member?
A) Unions give little importance to the length of time someone has worked.
B) Unions do not promote formal procedures for disciplining employees.
C) Unions often force employees to help fund political activities.
D) Unions do not have any impact in determining the work rules.
E) Unions do not provide tangible and measurable benefits to employees.

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A)Some of the reasons why employees might not want to join unions include being forced to pay union dues, being forced to help fund political activities they may not support, being held back in their careers by union seniority rules, and being forced to accept the union as the sole intermediary.
B)Some of the reasons why employees might not want to join unions include being forced to pay union dues, being forced to help fund political activities they may not support, being held back in their careers by union seniority rules, and being forced to accept the union as the sole intermediary.
C)Some of the reasons why employees might not want to join unions include being forced to pay union dues, being forced to help fund political activities they may not support, being held back in their careers by union seniority rules, and being forced to accept the union as the sole intermediary.
D)Some of the reasons why employees might not want to join unions include being forced to pay union dues, being forced to help fund political activities they may not support, being held back in their careers by union seniority rules, and being forced to accept the union as the sole intermediary.
E)Some of the reasons why employees might not want to join unions include being forced to pay union dues, being forced to help fund political activities they may not support, being held back in their careers by union seniority rules, and being forced to accept the union as the sole intermediary.

Which of the Following Is a Disadvantage of Becoming a Union