In labor disputes, hourly workers are typically represented by ________, while salaried workers are represented by professional associations.
A)special-interest groups
B)government regulators
C)mass media
D)unions
E)financial institutions

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As a rule of thumb, labor unions (such as the United Auto Workers or the Teamsters Union) tend to represent hourly workers; professional associations (such as the National Education Association or the Newspaper Guild) tend to represent salaried workers.Both are employee organizations that are in an organization's task environment.

In Labor Disputes, Hourly Workers Are Typically Represented by ________