Juan, the president of the labor union of a company, speaks to the management of the company about a requirement for an extra worker to assist in the delivery process. He suggests hiring his cousin, who has prior experience in the field, for the job. The management, however, finds out that there is no requirement for another worker in the unit and that Juan made up the reason solely to get a job for his cousin. In the given scenario, Juan has most likely violated the _____.
A) Taft-Hartley Act
B) Sherman Antitrust Act
C) Landrum-Griffin Act
D) Wagner Act

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Juan's actions likely violate the Taft-Hartley Act, which addresses unfair labor practices by unions, including conflicts of interest and union officials using their position for personal gain.

Juan, the President of the Labor Union of a Company