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Which is not a mandatory subject matter for good-faith bargaining?
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Wages and hours are examples of mandatory subjects for good-faith bargaining.
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For over 30 years,Sterlingware operated a textile dyeing and finishing plant in Fall River,Massachusetts.During those 30 years,Sterlingware's employees had been represented by United Textile Workers of America.In 1982,Sterlingware sold out to one of its customers,Marcamy Sales.The employees claim Marcamy must continue to honor their collective bargaining agreement.Are they correct?
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The Pension Reform Act was passed in response to company bankruptcies that discharged their pension plan obligations.
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Failure to bargain on a mandatory subject matter is an unfair labor practice.
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Maine Central Railroad had a labor dispute with its employees and their Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employees (BMWE).Roughly 300 of its 400 employees belonged to BMWE.The strike of BMWE slowed traffic on Maine Central's lines.However,the traffic was transferred to Guilford Transportation Industries Lines.Guilford is the parent company of Maine Central.BMWE workers then refused to put rerouted traffic on Guilford lines.Guilford claims this is an unfair labor practice.Discuss.
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The employer practice of "Googling" job applicants is not prohibited by federal law.
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Ralph Pew is the president of a small corporation,Yogurt for You,Inc.The company has two yogurt stores in malls in Mesa,Arizona.There were 22 employees in the stores in 2016.Pew,facing business startup costs,did not pay Yogurt for You's portion of the Social Security taxes (employees did have their shares withheld).Who is liable for the missing taxes?
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For international labor practices,the U.S.Department of Labor recommends:
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