In a(n) _____ shop, the worker does not have to join the union but must pay dues to cover union expenses.

Understand the Problem
The question asks us to select the correct type of shop where workers are not required to join a union but must still pay dues to cover union expenses. The options include union, open, closed, managed, and agency shops. We need to choose the term that accurately describes this labor arrangement.
Answer
Agency shop
The answer is agency shop.
Answer for screen readers
The answer is agency shop.
More Information
An agency shop is a place of work where employees are not required to join a union but must pay fees to the union to cover the costs of collective bargaining and representation.
Tips
Students may confuse 'agency shop' with 'union shop' or 'open shop'.
Sources
- Union dues | National Labor Relations Board - nlrb.gov
- Agency Shop Definition - teamster.org
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