All of the following have been given as possible reasons for a gradual decline in union membership except that
A) firms moving to the Sunbelt tend to hire nonunion workers.
B) federal laws makes union membership difficult.
C) heavily unionized industries have not been growing as rapidly as nonunion industries.
D) the largest growth seems to be in nonunion service industries.
E) workers do not share the need to unionize because management satisfies their needs better today.

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

While federal laws do impose certain restrictions on union activities, they have not actively made union membership difficult. Factors such as firms relocating to non-unionized regions and the growth of non-unionized service industries have been cited as reasons for the decline. The idea that workers are satisfied with management and do not see the need to unionize is a debatable proposition that may or may not be a contributing factor to the decline.

All of the Following Have Been Given as Possible Reasons