Exam 12: Understanding Unions and Their Impact on Hrm
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Exam 12: Understanding Unions and Their Impact on Hrm100 Questions
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The final step in virtually all union grievance procedures is arbitration.
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____ negotiate major labor contracts with large employers and organize new unions among unrepresented workers.
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In a nonunion setting, probably the best strategy to remain nonunion is to:
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Which of the following represents the least favorable settlement that a party is willing to accept on a given negotiated issue?
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The Wagner Act gave workers in most industries the right to form and join unions free from coercion by their employers.
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____ is the perceived ability of unions to provide important benefits to the workers.
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____ agreements between unions and employers require union membership as a condition of employment.
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During the petition phase, workers express initial interest in union representation by:
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When does the process of establishing a union become complete?
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The ____ tried to restore a balance of power between unions and employers following World War II.
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Union instrumentality and ____ have been found to be the two most important reasons why workers seek union representation.
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Company unions that bear a superficial resemblance to unions in the sense that workforce representatives met with management to discuss working conditions were outlawed by the:
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Which of the following is considered a voluntary bargaining item?
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Unionized firms are generally less productive than similar nonunion companies.
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Which act created the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) to supervise certification elections and enforce the law?
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The Norris-LaGuardia Act expanded judges' power to issue injunctions in labor disputes.
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Which act, passed in 1926, marked the beginning of a new era of government regulation of union-management relations involving a greater acceptance of unionism and collective bargaining?
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____ is the process used by union members to rid themselves of union representation.
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