Beth feels her job at the lock factory is repetitive and dull and that she is simply a small and insignificant part of a large machine. Because of this situation, Beth decides to join the union at work. Her reason for joining the union is
A) to combat her feelings of alienation.
B) because her mother believed strongly in the union.
C) because her friends pressured her to do so.
D) to increase her job security.
E) because she must join to keep her job.

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Beth's main reason for joining the union is to combat her feelings of alienation and dissatisfaction with her job. Joining a union can give workers a sense of empowerment and unity, which can help address issues like repetitive work and feeling like a small cog in a large machine.

Beth Feels Her Job at the Lock Factory Is Repetitive