Which characteristic of profit-sharing plans may be viewed as negative from the perspective of an employer?
A) They align employee and employer interests.
B) They eliminate the "free rider" principle by holding everyone accountable.
C) They are more complex than gain-sharing plans.
D) They require the sharing of potentially confidential information with employees.

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Profit-sharing plans may require employers to share potentially confidential information such as financial statements with their employees, which may be viewed as a negative characteristic from the employer's perspective.

Which Characteristic of Profit-Sharing Plans May Be Viewed as Negative