The most important factor in the gradual decline or stagnation in union membership has been attributed to:
A) Political and legal conditions governing the workplace.
B) Structural changes in the labor force.
C) Improved management practices in organizations.
D) Increase of government employees.
E) Decrease of automobile manufacturing workers.

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Structural changes in the labor force, such as the shift from manufacturing to service industries and the rise of gig and part-time work, have significantly contributed to the decline in union membership.

The Most Important Factor in the Gradual Decline or Stagnation