The Bill of Rights of Union Members guarantees union members all of the following rights except:
A) nominate candidates for union office
B) vote in union elections
C) union representation and arbitration for grievances
D) participate in union meetings and vote on union business

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The Bill of Rights of Union Members, part of the Labor-Management Reporting and Disclosure Act, does not specifically guarantee union representation and arbitration for grievances. It focuses on democratic rights within the union, such as nominating candidates, voting, and participating in meetings.

The Bill of Rights of Union Members Guarantees Union Members