A provision,where permitted,of a labor agreement that requires employees to join the union as a condition of employment is called:
A)a closed shop.
B)a union shop.
C)an agency shop.
D)union check-off.

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A union shop provision in a labor agreement requires employees to join the union after being hired. However, the requirement may not violate the employee's right to choose whether to remain in the union or not. A closed shop provision is similar to a union shop, but it requires employees to be members of the union when hired. An agency shop is a provision where all workers in the bargaining unit are required to pay a fee to the union, but membership is optional. Union check-off refers to the process of an employer deducting union dues from an employee's paycheck and transferring them to the union.

A Provision,where Permitted,of a Labor Agreement That Requires Employees to Join