Weingarten rights describe:
A) The right of workers to pay only that portion of their union dues that goes toward representation and collective bargaining.
B) The right of workers to unionize and bargain collectively.
C) The right of a unionized worker to have a representative present at a disciplinary meeting.
D) The right of management to retain control over certain decisions such as plant closings and assignment of work.

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Weingarten rights refer to the right of a unionized worker to have a representative present during a disciplinary meeting that they reasonably believe could result in discipline. These rights were established by the Supreme Court in the case of NLRB v. J. Weingarten, Inc. in 1975.

Weingarten Rights Describe