From the union perspective, free riders refer to:
A)employees who pay their dues but are not members of a union.
B)employees who benefit from union activities without belonging to a union.
C)third parties who act as facilitators in the negotiation processes.
D)management's representatives in the contract grievance processes.
E)neutral agents who assist in conflict resolution.

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From the union perspective, a big concern is "free riders," employees who benefit from union activities without belonging to a union. By law, all members of a bargaining unit, whether union members or not, must be represented by the union.

From the Union Perspective, Free Riders Refer To