Which of the following is true about labor relations in Great Britain?
A) Collective bargaining is voluntary and unenforceable by law.
B) Shop stewards are volunteers that serve without pay.
C) Unions have great power and refuse to work with any employer they find to be in bad standing.
D) Labor disputes are confined to specific locations and secondary activities (e.g., boycotts) are prohibited.
E) All of these are true.

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Collective bargaining is voluntary and unenforceable by law, shop stewards are volunteers that serve without pay, unions have great power and refuse to work with any employer they find to be in bad standing, and labor disputes are confined to specific locations and secondary activities (e.g., boycotts) are prohibited.

Which of the Following Is True About Labor Relations in Great