From the union perspective, free riders refers to the:
A)employees who benefit from union activities without belonging to a union.
B)persons who act as facilitators in the negotiation processes.
C)management's representatives in the contract grievance processes.
D)neutral parties who assist in negotiations and conflict resolution.
E)persons who report on the reasons for the labor-management dispute.

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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. If the union is required to offer service to all bargaining unit members, even those who are not union members, it may lose its financial viability.

From the Union Perspective, Free Riders Refers to The