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A) National Labor Relations Board
B) Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
C) Federal Labor Relations Board
D) Federal Arbitration and Consulting Service
E) National Mediation and Arbitration Commission
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A) employee guilds.
B) sororities.
C) lobbies.
D) member clubs.
E) labor unions.
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A) the right to nominate candidates for union office
B) the right to participate in union meetings and secret-ballot elections
C) the right to choose whether they join a union or other group
D) the right to examine unions' financial records
E) the right to physically block nonstriking employees from entering the workplace
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A) The final step;the employee and the supervisor would meet together with the union-appointed arbitrator.
B) The first step;the employee can speak with her supervisor on her own before involving the union.
C) The step in which a written grievance is submitted;this must be written and delivered by the employee only.
D) None;the union handles all steps of the grievance procedure without involving the employee.
E) The step of deciding to appeal an unresolved grievance;it is up to the employee to choose arbitration or no appeal.
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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) discouraging employees from forming a union
B) making managers and workers into adversaries
C) keeping operations flexible and retaining some control over schedules
D) raising the value of workers' compensation package
E) ensuring a regular flow of new members into the union
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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) 30 percent
B) 51 percent
C) 20 percent
D) 10 percent
E) 55 percent
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A) the Taft-Hartley Act
B) the Sarbanes-Oxley Act
C) the Landrum-Griffin
D) the Hatch Act
E) the Maguire Act
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A) fact finder
B) arbitrator
C) stakeholder
D) moderator
E) rights enforcer
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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) 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) 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) The company should have considered whether the grievance procedure is fair.
B) The majority of grievances are settled during the early stages of the process.
C) Courts generally do not have the authority to rule on employment matters.
D) Courts generally avoid reviewing arbitrators' decisions in these matters.
E) Courts generally rule against businesses in employment matters.
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