Robert's coworkers have decided to organize a strike against their employer. they say they won't report to work until they receive a pay increase. robert doesn't really feel this is fair because he knows the budget has been cut, and the employer is trying to discuss other ideas with the workers. robert decides to participate in the strike anyway. robert's actions can best be explained by:

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Reagan Pena

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27 September, 05:45

Robert's coworkers have decided to organize a strike against their employer. they say they won't report to work until they receive a pay increase. robert doesn't really feel this is fair because he knows the budget has been cut, and the employer is trying to discuss other ideas with the workers. robert decides to participate in the strike anyway. robert's actions can best be explained by:

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Keshawn Ballard · Answer 1

The reason why Robert participated anyway despite of the fact that he thinks his workers is being unfair was because of union membership. With union membership, a group of people who works in a same occupation or has the same skills acts together or as seen above, had joined together to strike. In aims of having favorable conditions in terms of their work which is seen above.