Even the most arbitrary and authoritarian corporation today

You will not see this on the GMAT and I sincerely suggest you not to practice questions from whatever the source of this question.

A. All the employees must respect the power of an organized work force
Not grammatically wrong IMO, just different meaning.
B. The power of an organized work force must be respected by all the employees
respected is not parallel to may
C. You must respect the power of work force
You is awkward so is power of work force.
D. all must respect the power of an organized work force
Well this is your answer.
E. The power of an organized work force must be respected by all
respected is not parallel to may.

Still, don't use these questions. This will not align your thinking in the way GMAC wants.

I have no clue why D is right . can someone please help?

I completely second Shalabh : though my 2 miserable attempts don't bring any credibility to the table but my humble suggestion will be to refrain oneself from such sets, stemming from my own experience in taking GMAT twice

Back to the Q :

The intent : Management may be less responsive......, BUT............. (Guess a noun more so Employees should fill the blank )

A. All the employees ..( All employees OR The employee ) = Eliminated

B. The power of an organized work force ....................= Eliminated

C. You must respect the power of work force..................= who is YOU ? = Eliminate

D. all must respect ................................................... = makes sense ( All implies all employees)

E. The power of an organized work force ........................................ = Same as B

Leading to D ( Best of the worst )

I dont find anything wrong with A. Why is " all the employees " wrong ?
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I eliminated A and B on the basis that "all the employees" does not seem to parallel 'all its employees", from the earlier clause.

Hello,

Could anyone tell me from which source this question is?

2 guys above said that the question is included in a non GMAT-like set. I will appreciate to know what that set is in order to avoid for further study. Thank you.

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