Most public sector employees were not allowed to unionize for more than two decades after private sector employees because:
A) There was a concern that unions would have too much bargaining power.
B) Public sector employees did not want collective representation.
C) Unions did not want to organize public sector employees.
D) Employees were already adequately represented by employee associations.
E) There were not enough public sector employees to organize.

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Public sector unions were delayed in comparison to their private sector counterparts largely due to concerns over their potential to have excessive bargaining power. This was rooted in the belief that public sector unions could exert undue influence on government operations and public policy, given their unique position as employees of the government.

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