The practice whereby union or worker representatives are given positions on a company's board of directors is called_____.
A) collusion
B) cooperation
C) codetermination
D) tripartite negotiation

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This practice is called codetermination. It is a system where workers and employers collaborate in making important decisions in a company, and worker representatives are given positions on the company's board of directors. It is widely practiced in Germany and other European countries. Collusion refers to a secret agreement for a dishonest purpose, cooperation refers to working together for a common goal, and tripartite negotiation involves negotiation between three parties, often referring to representatives of employers, employees, and government.

The Practice Whereby Union or Worker Representatives Are Given Positions