A) high regulation in such areas as workplace safety and equal employment opportunity
B) low competition between companies for scarce human resources
C) high job growth in the manufacturing sector of the economy
D) low costs of unionized labor
E) low prospects for growth in the service industry
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A) The company would have to hire replacement workers, and they might be more productive.
B) When the company does not have enough workers, production output will fall.
C) Employees will call off the strike if they do not receive pay from their employer.
D) Employees are rarely serious when they threaten to go on strike.
E) Employees will decide they are better off without union representation.
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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D) employees who have been on strike for economic reasons for less than one year and who have been replaced by other employees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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Multiple Choice
A) It represents many different occupations.
B) Membership in the union is the result of working for a particular employer in the industry.
C) Changing employers is not very common.
D) It is often responsible for training members through apprenticeships.
E) It consists of members who are linked by their work in a particular industry.
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Multiple Choice
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) strike.
B) lockout.
C) mediation.
D) picket line.
E) sabbatical.
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A) The unions determine who is eligible to vote.
B) The union is automatically recognized if at least 30 percent of employees agree.
C) The National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) conducts a secret-ballot election if only 30 to 50 percent of employees signed cards.
D) The National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) certifies the union as the exclusive representative of employees if the employer refuses to sign the card.
E) The employees cannot participate in any of the proceedings.
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A) mediation
B) final-offer arbitration
C) fact-finder technique
D) conventional arbitration
E) rights arbitration
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A) agency shop.
B) checkoff provision.
C) maintenance provision.
D) trade-off provision.
E) union shop.
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A) National Labor Relations Act (NLRA)
B) Society of Modern Trade Workers and the Trade Federation of the States (SMTW-TFS)
C) American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations (AFL-CIO)
D) Chamber of Commerce (CoC)
E) National Association of Manufacturers (NAM)
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A) The union steward and employee decide whether the contract was violated.
B) The union decides whether to appeal the unresolved grievance to arbitration.
C) The written grievance is submitted to the production superintendent, another line manager, or industrial relations representative.
D) The decision resulting from the appeal is put into writing.
E) The employee (and the union steward) discuss the problem with a supervisor.
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Multiple Choice
A) As a result of the type of pay system favored by unions, employees are more inclined to compete than cooperate.
B) Most studies show that union workers are less productive than nonunion workers.
C) On average, union members receive higher wages and more generous benefits than nonunion workers.
D) The introduction of a union invariably results in the employer paying less attention to employee ideas.
E) Evidence shows that unions have a large positive effect on profits.
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Multiple Choice
A) contains members who have a particular skill or occupation.
B) is often responsible for training its members through apprenticeships.
C) organizes as many employees in as wide a range of skills as possible.
D) represents a particular occupation.
E) comprises members who change employers more often.
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Multiple Choice
A) a closed shop provision, because it gives an employee the right to participate in decision making without becoming a member
B) a maintenance of membership provision, because it allows employees to join the union as passive members
C) a union shop provision, because it helps an employee use indirect influence to affect management-union contracts
D) an agency shop provision, because it requires employees to pay union dues but does not force them to become members
E) a checkoff provision, because it requires all the employees of an organization to join the union, regardless of their preferences
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Multiple Choice
A) Union workers tend to exhibit lower levels of productivity than nonunion workers.
B) Unions are designed to cater to the interests of management rather than to those of employees.
C) Unionization tends to reduce the overall costs of labor and operations.
D) Forming an employee union will reduce the risk of work stoppages.
E) Unionization is associated with higher costs in wages and benefits.
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A) arbitrated team
B) bargaining structure
C) union leverage
D) differentiated group
E) associate mediation
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