According to exit-voice theory, what can dissatisfied employees do?
A) return to work after layoff
B) voluntarily quit the firm
C) go on strike
D) remain at work during strikes

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Exit-voice theory suggests that dissatisfied employees have two options: to exit the organization (voluntarily quitting the firm) or using their voice to express their dissatisfaction and push for changes within the organization. Choice A is not relevant to exit-voice theory, while choices C and D are specific examples of using voice through collective action (going on strike or remaining at work during strikes) rather than individual voice.

According to Exit-Voice Theory, What Can Dissatisfied Employees Do