Which of the following is not a reason why union membership has not grown as a percentage of the labor force?
A) Heavily unionized industries have experienced slow growth or even decline in their number of employees.
B) Laws requiring minimum wage, overtime pay, worker's compensation, etc. have lessened the need for unions.
C) Unions have not courted younger workers, women, and minorities.
D) Unions have generally successfully organized service industries.

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This answer is not a reason why union membership has not grown as a percentage of the labor force. In fact, organizing service industries has been a difficult challenge for unions. A key reason for the decline in union membership is the decline in heavily unionized industries and laws that provide worker protections, as well as unions not effectively courting younger workers, women, and minorities.

Which of the Following Is Not a Reason Why Union