During the 1980s,unions became increasingly concerned with the issues of:
A)pay and fringe benefits.
B)stock option plans and profit sharing.
C)job security and union recognition.
D)worker training and education.

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

During the 1980s, job security and union recognition became major concerns for unions due to increased corporate restructuring, globalization, and declining membership. Pay and fringe benefits, as well as worker training and education, were also important issues, but did not receive as much attention as job security and union recognition. Stock option plans and profit sharing were not major concerns for unions during this time period.

During the 1980s,unions Became Increasingly Concerned with the Issues Of