Two hundred union workers at a college are able to exert considerable pressure on their employer because their union local is part of a national union of 500 000 workers. Why was the small union able to exert such pressure?
A) because they belong to a political group that is prone to strike
B) because they can access broader leadership and coordination resources
C) because they can absorb a greater amount of strain
D) because they have incredible union density

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The small union can exert considerable pressure because being part of a larger national union allows them access to broader leadership, coordination resources, and support, enhancing their bargaining power and ability to mobilize effectively.

Two Hundred Union Workers at a College Are Able to Exert