An "industrial" type of union is characterized by which of the following?
A)The members are all in the same occupation.
B)Union leaders try to limit the number of members in order to maintain high wages.
C)Members change employers more frequently than in other types of unions.
D)Members all work in the same industry.

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An industrial type of union is characterized by members who all work in the same industry. They are not necessarily in the same occupation and union leaders do not necessarily limit the number of members to maintain high wages. However, members of an industrial union may change employers more frequently than in other types of unions due to the nature of the industry.

An "Industrial" Type of Union Is Characterized by Which of the Following