Exam 10: Understanding Labour Relations and Collective Bargaining

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What is the final step in the grievance process?

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Employers are often reluctant to resort to lockouts because of their impact on striking employees.

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The Trades Unions Act allowed unions to pursue the goals of collective bargaining without persecution and gave them the ability to strike.

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Historically, unions have been politically active. Which party have unions shown the most support for?

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What must the employer's bargaining strategy address when preparing for negotiations?

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Which term refers to the technique sometimes used when an issue is particularly important or urgent and involves bypassing some steps in the grievance process?

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What percentage of the workforce is governed by provincial legislation?

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Mediators serve as fact finders and as a bridge for better communications during deadlocks in labour negotiations.

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Which of the following is considered an essential public service?

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Which elements make up the labour relations "system"?

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Why do unionized employees pay union dues?

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Unions can force employers to dismiss, discipline, or discriminate against non-union employees.

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All labour legislation, whether federal or provincial, has certain features in common. Which of the following is one of these features?

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Unions are generally concerned with which of the following business practices?

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One reason why a union will advance a weak grievance to arbitration is because a member can bring suit against them for failing to adequately represent their grievance.

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A closed shop is a provision of the collective agreement that requires employers to hire only union members.

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Explain two ways that unions have an impact on managers.

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Most local unions are members of national or international unions.

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Which term refers to the written document prepared by management that includes a contingency operating plan in case of a strike?

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What are the three categories of proposals one side makes during negotiation?

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