Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)
Workplace governance issues are generally very important to workers but have little effect on their spouses, dependents, and community.
Individual evaluations of unions as "good" or "bad" are heavily influenced by the underlying assumptions one makes about the nature of markets and employment.
In an economic system of laissez faire, workplace rules will favor management when labor demand is high and labor supply is low.
In the human resource management school, workplace governance is believed to belong exclusively to management. Worker input is only important to the extent that an employer chooses to allow it.
Employee stock ownership plans are an example of worker control as envisioned by a socialist perspective.
FALSE
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE
FALSE
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