Exam 12: Comparative Labor Relations

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In Germany, sector bargaining takes place at the regional level in a pattern bargaining fashion.

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In France, collective bargaining takes place on 3 levels: _______________________________, industry, and company.

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The social partnership arrangement in Ireland provides significant voice opportunities for workers at the workplace level.

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Collective bargaining agreements in Mexico reflect:

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The Irish labor relations system uses a social partnership of labor, business and the government to negotiate _______________________________ agreements on social and economic issues.

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To protect the interests of workers, French unions use political pressure to get the government to enact favorable labor policies, rather than participating directly in policy-making.

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The Irish social partnership is characterized by all of the following except:

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The concept of exclusive representation applies to Great Britain.

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Stalinist unionism refers to a labor relations system in which unions are controlled by the government and play a dual role to protect state and labor's interests.

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The labor relations system in Great Britain illustrates the very important concept of ____________________.

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A notable feature of the British labor movement is its close association with ____________________.

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The German labor relations system has responded to the competitive pressures of globalization by increasing its standardization of contracts within and across industries.

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For Europeans, the decision to join a union is often driven by the need or desire for higher pay and better benefits than a demonstration of worker solidarity.

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In Eastern Europe, interunion competition has resulted from:

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Canada's labor relations are modeled after ______________________________________________________.

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Why might we expect labor relations practices around the world to converge to common practices? Is this occurring - why or why not?

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Which of the following does not tend to be a problem with the labor relations system in China?

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In Germany, each major industry has a dominant employer association and union that engage in _______________________________, or industry-wide bargaining, to produce a contract for the entire industry.

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Under German law, workers in companies with at least _________employees are allowed to form a works council.

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The degree of hostility toward unionization that is present in the U.S. is unique among democratic, industrialized countries.

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