Asked by Karen Figueroa on Jul 26, 2024

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Communist and socialist unions have not always supported collective bargaining because signing a contract limits worker freedom and legitimizes capitalism.

Communist and socialist unions

Labor organizations that operate based on communist or socialist principles, advocating for the collective ownership of the means of production and equal distribution of wealth.

Collective bargaining

A process where employers and representatives of employees negotiate wages, working conditions, and other terms of employment.

Legitimizes capitalism

The process or argument by which capitalism is defended or justified as the preferable economic system, often in relation to its ability to promote economic growth and freedom.

  • Acknowledge a range of labor relations models, including business unionism and social partnership frameworks.
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Templeton MeshackJul 30, 2024
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True
Explanation :
Communist and socialist unions believe in workers owning the means of production, and therefore do not always support collective bargaining, which they see as only negotiating for better wages and working conditions within a capitalist system. They believe that signing a contract limits worker freedom to control their own labor and legitimizes the capitalist system they seek to overthrow.