Under the Wagner and Taft-Harley Acts,unions cannot demand or require that an employer take action against an employee for any reason except _____.

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Under the Wagner and Taft-Harley Acts, unions are prohibited from requiring employers to take action against employees for any reason except failure to pay union dues. This is known as the "union shop" provision, which mandates that all employees must join the union after a certain period of time or be terminated. The other choices (A, B, and D) are all related to union activities and agreements, but do not pertain to employers taking action against employees.

Under the Wagner and Taft-Harley Acts,unions Cannot Demand or Require