The Taft-Hartley Act prohibits all of the following union labor practices EXCEPT ________.
A) requiring an employer to pay an employee for services not performed
B) forcing an employer to fire a worker for failing to attend union meetings
C) refusing to bargain in good faith with an employer about wages and hours
D) restraining or coercing employees from exercising their guaranteed bargaining rights
E) demanding an employer to fire a worker who fails to pay union dues in a closed shop

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The Taft-Hartley Act allows for the union security agreement known as a "union shop," where employees must join the union and pay dues after a certain period of employment, thus permitting the demand for firing a worker who fails to pay union dues in a closed shop.

The Taft-Hartley Act Prohibits All of the Following Union Labor