Labor and employers agreed to a new "social contract" that included all of the following provisions EXCEPT:

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The National Association of Manufacturers was historically opposed to unionization and there was no widespread agreement requiring them to accept the right of workers to organize unions. The other options (B, C, D) reflect common aspects of the "social contract" between labor and employers during periods of negotiation, where unions would often concede certain management prerogatives in exchange for benefits like wage increases and recognition.

Labor and Employers Agreed to a New "Social Contract" That