Which of the following is most likely true?
A) Unions have done very little with regard to indirect compensation for members.
B) Benefits given at unionized firms are typically given at nonunionized firms at a later date.
C) Most large unions have been unsuccessful at securing and retaining pensions for members.
D) Unions rarely request employee benefits beyond those that are legally required.

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This choice is the most likely to be true because unions often negotiate for better benefits for their members compared to nonunionized workers. However, these benefits may be gradually adopted by nonunionized firms in order to compete for workers or fend off unionization efforts. Choices A, C, and D are less likely to be true as unions often negotiate for better indirect compensation, pensions, and benefits beyond what is legally required.

Which of the Following Is Most Likely True