Beck rights allow union workers to pay only that portion of union dues that goes to:

A) Contract negotiations and administration
B) Union organizing and advertising
C) Political lobbying
D) Union education campaigns

Beck rights, also known as "non-discriminatory union fees," permit union members to pay only their fair share of union dues that is used for collective bargaining and other expenses related to contract negotiations and administration. Union organizing, political lobbying, and education campaigns are not considered mandatory expenses for members who wish to exercise Beck rights.