Exam 18: Labour Unions and Collective Bargaining

The laws dealing with labour relations were based mainly on British law and later influenced by American laws.

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A grievance is a complaint by a worker that the employer has violated the terms of the collective bargaining agreement.

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Question 42

Union workers tend to earn higher wages and receive better benefits than non-union workers performing similar jobs.

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Question 43

The industrial relations regulations cover issues such as the worker's right to join unions, how unions will be certified, and procedures for bargaining.

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Question 44

Which of the following is a group of workers who have organized in order to pursue common work-related goals, such as better wages and benefits, safer working conditions, and greater job security?

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Question 45

The Major League Baseball Players' and the National Football League Players' associations are both examples of industrial unions.

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The laws dealing with labour relations were based mainly on British law and later influenced by American laws.

A grievance is a complaint by a worker that the employer has violated the terms of the collective bargaining agreement.

Union workers tend to earn higher wages and receive better benefits than non-union workers performing similar jobs.

The industrial relations regulations cover issues such as the worker's right to join unions, how unions will be certified, and procedures for bargaining.

Which of the following is a group of workers who have organized in order to pursue common work-related goals, such as better wages and benefits, safer working conditions, and greater job security?

The Major League Baseball Players' and the National Football League Players' associations are both examples of industrial unions.

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