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Which group is allowed to unionize but NOT strike?
A. federal employees
B. agricultural workers
C. private sector employees D. industrial workers

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sebastiansierraocm

Answer:

A. federal employees

Explanation:

Federal employees are allowed to unionize so that they can negotiate working conditions and have a stronger standing position before the federal government when it comes to protecting their rights.

However, they are not allowed to strike because federal workers provide a service that is considered too vital to be interrupted under any circumstance. This is why people like FBI agents, or US Army marines, can unionize, but never go on strike.

addisonkoch101027

Answer:

A. federal employees

Explanation:

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