Who thought that workers should be able to critique a workplace's methods of operation and suggested that they might share in the profits produced through increases in efficiency?
A) Leta Hollingworth
B) Frederick Taylor
C) Lillian Gilbreth
D) Elsie Bregman

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Lillian Gilbreth believed in the importance of considering workers' perspectives and advocated for their involvement in improving workplace efficiency, including sharing in the profits from such improvements.

Who Thought That Workers Should Be Able to Critique a Workplace's