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What are the challenges that multi-national corporations pose to unions? Why do some foreign countries present greater roadblocks to "one big global union" than others? Explain.

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This solution discusses the challenges that multi-national corporations pose to unions and also discusses why some foreign countries present greater roadblocks to "one big global union" than others. Includes APA formatted reference.

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Multi-national corporations pose a challenge to unions because their operations have the ability to move from one country to another, being less held to a particular country should labor become unaffordable, unruly, or unavailable. In the event labor unions make demands in a particular country the MNC may choose to move its operations to a friendlier environment in a different company. Also, MNC have greater ...

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