Under a model of social unionism, the labor movement's influence comes from:

A) Strong bargaining power in the workplace.
B) The ability to control workplace decisions.
C) Social and political power.
D) Government mandates regarding union rights.

Social Unionism

A labor movement strategy that extends beyond traditional workplace issues to include broader social and political objectives, such as social justice, environmental concerns, and economic equality.

Social And Political Power

The influence and authority possessed by individuals or groups within a society or political system, enabling them to affect societal norms or governmental policies.