A general policy in labour legislation is that unions should only represent non-managerial employees. Which of the following is not a reason for this policy?
A) Managers make more money than frontline workers and thus have no reason to be unionized
B) It would be a conflict of interest for a manager to discipline a fellow union member
C) A union is entitled to be established and administered without employer interference
D) Managers have access to confidential material

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This statement is not a reason for the policy stated. While it may be true that managers make more money and may perceive less need for unionization, this is not a stated reason for the policy of unions representing only non-managerial employees.

A General Policy in Labour Legislation Is That Unions Should