Why did the war increasingly produce labour unrest? O a. While workers did enjoy wage increases, rising prices and taxes led to an increased cost of living, which led to increased union membership and support. O b. Many workers felt that the "white man's war" propaganda and the limits on non-white enlistment indicated that the war was not truly a national cause but one doctored to serve special interests. OC. Increased production quotas did not translate into higher wages, and workers joined unions to gain bargaining power with management. O d. Taxes and rationing had a negative impact on prices, and because salaries were frozen during the war, working people acutely felt the price crunch.

Why did the war increasingly produce labour unrest? O a. While workers did enjoy wage increases, rising prices and taxes led to an increased cost of living, which led to increased union membership and support. O b. Many workers felt that the "white man's war" propaganda and the limits on non-white enlistment indicated that the war was not truly a national cause but one doctored to serve special interests. OC. Increased production quotas did not translate into higher wages, and workers joined unions to gain bargaining power with management. O d. Taxes and rationing had a negative impact on prices, and because salaries were frozen during the war, working people acutely felt the price crunch.