Selig Perlman, whose views are known as 'Job Consciousness theory' of trade unionism, observed that the trade union is the outcome of pessimistic outlook of a 'manualist' worker.
Which statement is not true in the context of Perlman's theory?

A. In order to protect one's limited job opportunity, a worker starts uniting with his/her fellow 'manualists'

B. Emergence of trade unions mainly from 'Job Consciousness' is not tenable in all situations

C. Genuine Trade Unions are inherently 'bread and butter' trade unions

D. After studying the American situation, Perlman observed that during periods of expansion of economy, the American worker had the consciousness of abundance, but this phenomenon existed only for a few years. The optimism of the period of plenty was superseded by pessimism of scarcity. The moment such a situation emerged, trade unions also emerged

Answer: Option B