A closed shop and a union shop differ primarily in that
a. nonunion workers can retain employment in a union shop, but not in a closed shop
b. nonunion workers can retain employment in a closed shop, but not in a union shop
c. union members are not permitted to work in a closed shop, and a worker must be a union member to work in a union shop
d. in a closed shop, workers must be union members before they are hired but not in a union shop
e. workers must first be union members to work in a union shop
D
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