Within the model of general unionism, there is constant tension between:
A) The benefit of having more members and the difficulty of representing their diverse interests.
B) The benefit of having more union leaders and difficulty of managing their different perspectives.
C) The goals of leaders of smaller unions and those of larger unions.
D) The goals of union members from smaller unions and those from larger unions.

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As unions grow larger and represent a more diverse group of members, it becomes more difficult to address all of their interests and concerns. This tension is inherent in general unionism and requires constant negotiation and compromise from union leaders in order to maintain the support of their members.

Within the Model of General Unionism, There Is Constant Tension