Union members who present themselves as job applicants and upon hiring organize from within the company, are referred to as ________.
A) free agents
B) salts
C) free riders
D) whistle-blowers

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This tactic is known as "salting," where union members infiltrate a non-union company by applying for jobs and then use their positions to organize and push for unionization. They are referred to as "salts." Free agents are not necessarily affiliated with unions, free riders benefit from union bargaining without paying dues, and whistleblowers uncover wrongdoing within a company.

Union Members Who Present Themselves as Job Applicants and Upon