Under which of the following circumstances will unions usually support a performance appraisal program?
A) when pay increases because of appraisals
B) when the union has been involved in the performance appraisal
C) when the appraisals are formal and structured
D) when the union has been involved in developing the program

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Unions typically support performance appraisal programs when they have been involved in developing the program. This involvement helps ensure that the program is fair and unbiased, and that the interests of the employees are represented. Additionally, if the program includes pay increases based on appraisals, unions are more likely to support it. Formal and structured appraisals may also be preferred by unions, but they are not necessarily the deciding factor.

Under Which of the Following Circumstances Will Unions Usually Support