From a societal standpoint, the weakened position of unions in the U.S. is potentially problematic for all of the following reasons except:
A) A weakened labor movement is less able to provide management with the flexibility it needs to succeed in today's demanding competitive environment.
B) Weaker unions are unable to counter trends toward a greater income inequality in society.
C) Weaker unions are less able to provide training and work standards that ensure high quality, safe products and services, and safe working conditions.
D) Aggrieved workers are pushed to strike or act out in other ways that are detrimental to the flow of goods and services or to public safety.

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A weakened labor movement may actually make management less flexible as workers have less negotiating power and employers may become more entrenched in their positions. This can lead to greater conflict and difficulty in finding mutually beneficial solutions.

From a Societal Standpoint, the Weakened Position of Unions in the U.S