Ch. 13 (3) Flashcards

1
Q

list the four tactics used by labour to resolve conflicts

A

strikes, boycotts, picketing and workplace slowdowns

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list the four tactics used by management to resolve conflicts

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injunctions, strikebreakers, lockouts and bankruptcy

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3
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strikes occur when … and can …

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workers collectively refuse r]to go to work, attract public attention to a labour dispute and at times cause operations in a company to low down or totally cease

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union tactics include rotating strikes - describe- rather than a full-fledged strike in which …

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on and off or alternating among different plants or cities, all employees are off teh job for the duration

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a wildcat strike is an …

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unauthorized (by the union) work stoppage while a labour contract is still in effect

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a boycott occurs when …

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organized labour encourages both it members and the general public not to buy the products or services of a firm involved in a labour dispute

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strikers may also picket the company which means that …

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they walk around the outside of the company carrying signs and talking with the public and the media about their issues

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Work Stoppages: describe what a sabotage is

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sometimes workers may do things such as damage machinery or make public statements, that negatively effect the ability of the company to make money

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