Job control unionism, which has dominated U.S. unions since WWII, is characterized by all of the following except:
A) Detailed and legalistic union contracts.
B) Informal grievance procedures.
C) Narrowly defined jobs.
D) Low levels of employee input.

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Job control unionism is characterized by detailed and legalistic union contracts, narrowly defined jobs, and low levels of employee input. However, it does not involve informal grievance procedures. In fact, grievances are typically dealt with through formal processes outlined in the union contract.

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