The strongest reason to join a union appears to be
A)favoritism shown by supervisors in promotions, shift assignments, and transfers.
B)the need to fraternize with similar employees and assert personal leadership skills.
C)dissatisfaction with wages, benefits, and working conditions.
D)personal preference for a union and social pressure to join.

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Dissatisfaction with wages, benefits, and working conditions is a common reason for joining a union as it provides collective bargaining power to negotiate better pay, benefits, and working conditions for its members.

The Strongest Reason to Join a Union Appears to Be