Organized Labour Has Responded to the Increased Bargaining Power of Multinational

Organized labour has responded to the increased bargaining power of multinational corporations by taking three actions:

A) trying to impose regulations on multinationals through organizations such as GATT, trying to establish international labour organizations, applying pressure on the governments of major industrial nations to impose stricter regulations on multinationals
B) trying to establish regional labour organizations, trying to establish international organizations to act as advocates for the employees of multinationals, and lobbying for national legislation to restrict multinationals
C) trying to establish international labour organizations, lobbying for national legislation to restrict multinationals, and trying to create controlled regional labour boards
D) trying to impose regulations on multinationals through organizations such as the International Monetary Fund, applying pressure on the governments of major industrial nations to impose stricter regulations on multinationals, trying to establish regional labour organizations
E) requiring the ILO (International labour Organization) to register all multinational contracts, organizing in the host countries so as to create one bargaining unit, and lobbying domestic governments to restrict multinationals