Exam 13: Union Representation and Collective Bargaining
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Exam 13: Union Representation and Collective Bargaining80 Questions
Exam 14: Procedural Justice and Ethics in Employee Relations80 Questions
Exam 15: Safety, Health, and Employee Assistance Programs80 Questions
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What are the four illegal management activities that TIPS stands for?
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One study found that relative to face-to-face negotiations,those conducted online yielded lower levels of interpersonal trust both before and after negotiations.
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An organizing drive usually continues until the union obtains signed authorization cards from 75 percent of the employees,at which point it can petition the NLRB for a representation election.
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High grievance rates are a good indicator of poor labor relations programs.
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All EXCEPT which factor made industrial unionization attractive in the 1930's?
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Because _____ is most likely to occur the first year or so after certification,unions will often insist on multiyear contracts.
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In a(n)_____,employees need not join the union that represents them,but,in lieu of dues,they must pay a service charge for representation.
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What strategy would American managers most likely use to negotiate conflict?
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Under the Taft-Hartley Act,professional employees are forced into a bargaining unit with nonprofessionals.
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A _____ occurs when parties are unable to move further toward settlement.
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The Japanese value _____ and tend to resolve conflict by emphasizing status differences between the parties.
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The _______________ was organized in 1886 as a group of national craft unions:
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Why have unions experienced a drop in membership over the past two decades?
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_____ is when employers seek to avoid unionization by offering workers the wages,benefits,and working conditions that rival unionized firms do.
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In win-lose,or _____,the goals of the parties initially are irreconcilable,or at least they appear that way.
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What Act created the National Labor Relations Board to supervise representation elections and to investigate charges of unfair labor practices by management?
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The NLRB defines a bargaining unit that reflects the shared interests of the employees involved in a concept called:
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Generally,an arbitration award cannot be appealed in court simply because one party believes they made a mistake in interpreting an agreement.
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When _____ fail,the union may strike,management may shut down operations,or both parties may appeal for third-party involvement.
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