Jeremy is dependent upon having one of his 200 employees open up the doors to the workshop each morning. This is an essential but relatively simple task that any of the employees could perform. Each of Jeremy's employees is paid minimum wage, and Jeremy constantly receives calls from new people who would like a job. Why would Jeremy have few worries about the power that an employee chosen to open the doors holds over him? Though the cost of each new employee is high, there are so many working for Jeremy he doesn't need to worry. There are many employees, they are relatively cheap to hire and each employee can be easily substituted. The task is not essential, there are many employees, and they are relatively cheap to hire. There are many employees, the others can't perform the task and Jeremy could do it himself. New employees can be easily substituted for the chosen employee and the task is unessential. I don't know