A committee or group is generally considered a ________ if employees participate in it and at least one purpose is to deal with the employer on issues of grievances, labor disputes, wages, work rules, or hours of employment.
A) labor organization
B) quality circle
C) restricted coalition
D) kaizen group

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A labor organization is a group that represents and advocates for the interests of employees in their dealings with employers on issues related to grievances, labor disputes, wages, work rules, or hours of employment. It is typically recognized as a distinct legal entity and can engage in collective bargaining with the employer on behalf of its members. Quality circles, restricted coalitions, and kaizen groups may also involve employee participation, but these terms do not specifically relate to labor relations.

A Committee or Group Is Generally Considered a ________ If