________ can also be called ''whole-worker organizing'' because it seeks to integrate rather than separate out work issues from the rest of a person's life and thereby ''seeks to engage 'whole workers' in the betterment of their lives.'' Multiple Choice Traditional craft unionism Social movement unionism Job control unionism Union substitutionWhen unions merge it Multiple Choice decreases resources of both unions. increases membership and financial solvency. increases aggressiveness of local union leaders in meeting the needs of their members. increases competition among unions