Which of the following is a reason why unions cannot ensure similar backgrounds among their members?
A) Employees and employers come from the same social classes.
B) Income inequality between employees and employers is low.
C) Management makes hiring decisions and unions are obligated to admit all employees who want to join.
D) The cost of membership outweighs the benefits perceived from remaining a group member.

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Management makes hiring decisions and it's illegal for unions to discriminate against employees based on their backgrounds. Therefore, unions are obligated to admit all employees who want to join, regardless of their backgrounds.

Which of the Following Is a Reason Why Unions Cannot