An industrial union is characterized by which one of the following?

A) Members are all in the same occupation.

B) Union leaders try to limit the number of members in order to maintain high wages.

C) Members are linked by their work in a particular industry.

D) Members change employers more frequently than in other types of unions.

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Aidyn Gallagher

4 November, 15:20

An industrial union is characterized by which one of the following?

A) Members are all in the same occupation.

B) Union leaders try to limit the number of members in order to maintain high wages.

C) Members are linked by their work in a particular industry.

D) Members change employers more frequently than in other types of unions.

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Edwin Collins · Answer 1

Answer is option C i. e. Members are linked by their work in a particular industry.

Explanation:

An industrial union is a type of trade union where the members are workers from the same industry regardless of the skills they possess. This union comprises all the skilled as well as unskilled workers who belong to the same industry, say the Cotton industry.