Social or reform unionism refers to unions within the labour movement that attempt to
A)be more socially-oriented and open towards management
B)concern itself only with delivering a service to members
C)influence social policies of government
D)reform themselves to make themselves more open to their members
E)improve working conditions within an organization

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Social or reform unionism is focused on not just improving working conditions and benefits for their members but also influencing social policies of the government in a more progressive and equitable direction. These unions recognize the need to address broader social issues such as income inequality, workplace diversity, and social justice.

Social or Reform Unionism Refers to Unions Within the Labour