Under which of the following circumstances will unions usually support a performance appraisal program?
A) when pay increases because of appraisals
B) when the union can see the results ahead of time
C) when the appraisals are formal and structured
D) when the union has been involved in developing the program

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When the union has been involved in developing the program, it is more likely to support the performance appraisal program. This involvement ensures that the program is fair and transparent, and that the union's interests are taken into account. Unions may also support performance appraisal programs when pay increases are tied to the appraisals, but this is not always the case. Formal and structured appraisals may be helpful, but they are not sufficient on their own to win union support. Seeing the results ahead of time may be helpful, but it is not as important as union involvement in the development of the program.

Under Which of the Following Circumstances Will Unions Usually Support