[Solved] What criteria are used to assess whether a trade union is independent?

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Q.	What criteria are used to assess whether a trade union is independent?
A.	Whether its name implies independence.
B.	Its background and the way it organizes and structures itself, including its finances.
C.	The size of its membership.
D.	Its future plans for co-operation with the employer.
E.	o make them responsible Union members and Officers
Answer» B. Its background and the way it organizes and structures itself, including its finances.

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