Unions are often formed for all of the following reasons EXCEPT:
A) workers realize they are powerless they are as individuals.
B) U.S. law assigns ultimate power to the employer who counts the company as private property.
C) management wants workers to have fair representation.
D) workers need job protection from arbitrary firing or other discipline.

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Unions are typically formed by workers to address issues such as lack of individual power, job protection, and the imbalance of power due to laws favoring employers. Management wanting workers to have fair representation is not a common reason for union formation.

Unions Are Often Formed for All of the Following Reasons