Dan is a non-union employee at Lexia Inc. Although he does not intend to join the union at the company, he is still required to pay union dues as part of a union contract with the company. What does this scenario best exemplify?
A. a union shop agreement
B. a trade-off provision
C. a closed shop agreement
D. an agency shop agreement
E. a checkoff provision
Answer: D
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A. alternative-choice B. compliment C. minor-points D. assumptive E. standing-room-only
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