With gain-sharing plans, the most common union strategy is to _____.
A)delay taking a stand until real benefits are more apparent
B)be very enthusiastic
C)have direct opposition to the plans as soon as they are suggested by the management
D)have no concern for the plans

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Delaying taking a stand allows the union to assess the impact of the plan on members' interests and determine if the benefits outweigh any drawbacks. It also gives the union leverage to negotiate for better terms if they choose to support the plan.

With Gain-Sharing Plans, the Most Common Union Strategy Is to _____