In every work relationship, those who carry out the tasks have consented in one way or another to be there and do their job. Yet, except in the most ideal circumstances, these same workers will harbour some level of discontent with the safety conditions, the pay, the supervision, or a thousand other things and will act on that discontent in minor or major ways. We call this:
A) discontent
B) alienation
C) segregation
D) resistance
E) consent

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This situation is described as "resistance," where workers express their dissatisfaction with various aspects of their work environment through actions, whether minor or major.

In Every Work Relationship, Those Who Carry Out the Tasks