Workers can reduce the chance of an employer lying by
A) obtaining more information about the firm's performance.
B) having a representative on the board of directors.
C) requiring that employers share the cost of an economic downtown.
D) All of the above.

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Obtaining more information about the firm's performance can help workers to keep track of the company's financial health and detect any discrepancies or false reports provided by the employer. Having a representative on the board of directors can also give workers a voice and more control over the decision-making process, reducing the likelihood of an employer lying. Requiring that employers share the cost of an economic downtown can encourage them to be more honest about their financial situation, as they will also have to bear the consequences of any mismanagement or lack of transparency. Therefore, all three options (A, B, and C) can help workers to reduce the chance of an employer lying.

Workers Can Reduce the Chance of an Employer Lying by