All but which one of the following has been identified as a cause of Canada's relatively decentralized bargaining structure?
A)labour boards' desire to facilitate unionization wherever employees wish it
B)labour boards' desire to promote harmonious bargaining relations between the parties
C)provincial jurisdiction over most labour legislation
D)labour boards' emphasis on "community of interest" in determining appropriate bargaining units
E)the attitude of many employers toward broader- based bargaining

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Labour boards' desire to promote harmonious bargaining relations between the parties is not identified as a cause of Canada's decentralized bargaining structure. The other options relate more directly to structural and jurisdictional factors influencing decentralization.

All but Which One of the Following Has Been Identified