A) Employees in multiple facilities within a single employer
B) Employees covered by multiple employers
C) Employees with managerial duties
D) Employees who have been on strike for economic reasons for less than one year and who have been replaced by other employees
E) Employees who have a community of interest in their wages, hours, and working conditions
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A) Agency shop
B) Union shop
C) Closed shop
D) Maintenance of membership
E) Checkoff provision
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A) Unionized employees have low negotiating power with the management.
B) A union needs to convince a majority of workers to have a common goal.
C) Union workers generally have lower productivity than nonunion workers.
D) A union's goals must always contradict the employer's goals.
E) A union must only include members with highly conceptual skills who can easily deal with conflict resolution.
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A) arbitrator
B) fact finder
C) mediator
D) rights enforcer
E) stakeholder
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A) Promise employees that they will receive favorable terms or conditions of employment if they forgo union activity
B) Threaten employees with harsher terms and conditions of employment or employment loss if they engage in union activity
C) Limit direct contact with employees
D) Interrogate employees about pro-union or anti-union sentiments that they or others may have
E) Report any direct or indirect signs of union activity to a core management group
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A) All the members are in the same occupation.
B) Union leaders try to limit the number of members in order to maintain high wages.
C) Members are linked by their work in a particular industry.
D) Members change employers more frequently than in other types of unions.
E) It is often responsible for training its members through apprenticeships.
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A) lockout protocols
B) right-to-work laws
C) the union ship arrangement
D) the grievance procedure
E) the chain of command
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A) Checkoff provision
B) Closed shop
C) Maintenance of membership
D) Secret-ballot elections
E) Participation in union meetings
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A) The Hatch Act
B) The Taft-Hartley Act
C) The Landrum-Griffin Act
D) The Civil Service Reform Act
E) The Maguire Act
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A) closed shop
B) maintenance of membership provision
C) agency shop
D) checkoff provision
E) union shop
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A) In Western Europe, it is common to have union coverage rates of 80 to 90 percent.
B) Coverage rates within the United States are much higher than in most other countries.
C) U.S. employees tend to have a larger, more formal role in organizational decision making than in Western European countries.
D) Worker representatives on boards of directors are much more common in the United States than in Western European countries.
E) The union membership rate in the U.S. is second only to that of Denmark.
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A) Forming labor relations strategies
B) Administering agreements
C) Negotiating contracts
D) Terminating contracts
E) Forming dissociation strategies
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A) Broxton is right because union workers tend to exhibit lower levels of productivity than nonunion workers.
B) Eliza is right because unions are designed to cater to the interests of management rather than to those of employees.
C) Eliza is right because unionization tends to reduce the overall costs of labor and operations.
D) Broxton is right because forming an employee union will reduce the risk of work stoppages.
E) Broxton is right because unionization will create higher costs in wages and benefits.
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A) American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organization (AFL-CIO)
B) Small Business Association (SBA)
C) National Labor Relations Board (NLRB)
D) Federal Trade Commission (FTC)
E) Selective Service System (SSS)
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