The losses which a union can impose on management as the result of a strike include all but which one of the following?
A)increased grievances
B)increased public sympathy for the strikers
C)lost profit
D)an increase in spoiled goods
E)the elimination of management rights clauses from collective agreements

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The elimination of management rights clauses from collective agreements would be a gain for the union, not a loss imposed on management. Therefore, option E is the correct choice. The other options (increased grievances, increased public sympathy for the strikers, lost profit, and an increase in spoiled goods) are all potential losses that management may experience as a result of a strike.

The Losses Which a Union Can Impose on Management as the Result