Many collective bargaining contracts recognize the vulnerability of the steward's advocative position by according it _____.
A) discretionary superiority
B) free riding status
C) superseniority
D) absolute authority

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Superseniority is the recognition given to union stewards where they are given preferential treatment over other employees when it comes to job security, promotions, and layoff protection. This recognizes their vulnerability in their role as an advocate for the union members and protects them from retaliation by the employer. This ensures that the steward can focus on their role of representing the union members without fear of losing their own job security.

Many Collective Bargaining Contracts Recognize the Vulnerability of the Steward's