Ch10 Organized Labor And The FO Flashcards

1
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The range, scope, and task of a fire officer supervisor activities are defined by three primary components:

A

The local labor contract.

Municipalities personnel regulations.

The FD rules, regulations and procedures.

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Keeping an _____Is critical to an effective fective supervisor-employee relationship

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Open line of communication

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3
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The intervention of a neutral third-party in an industrial dispute

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Mediation

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4
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The formal line between labor and management is often if that was at a higher level, such as?

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Administrative fire officer

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5
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Formal structured process that is employed within an organization to resolve a grievance

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Grievance procedure

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6
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The employees union representative usually becomes formally involved at either the___step of the grievance process

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First or second

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7
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This act specified that an employee could not be forced into a contract by an employer as part of obtaining and keeping a job

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Noris LaGuardia act of 1932

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8
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When employers are required workers to sign a pledge that they would not join a union as long as the company employee them, these pledges were called?

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Yellow dog contracts

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President Franklin Roosevelt initiated the____act of 1933, it guaranteed unions the right to collective bargaining to keep wages up for employees purchasing power

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national industry recovery act of 1933 (NIRA)

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The blank act established the procedures that are commonly called collective-bargaining

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Wagner Connery act of 1935

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11
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This act grants workers the right to decide, by majority vote, which organization will represent them at the labor-management bargaining table

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Wagner Connery act

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12
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This act gave workers the right to refrain from joining a union and apply the unfair labor practice provisions to unions as well as two employers

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Taft Hartley labor act of 1947

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13
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This act prohibited the union from forcing management to fire anti-union or nonunion workers

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Taft Hartley labor act of 1947

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14
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The most significant provision of the Taft Hartley labor act that affects firefighters is referred to as?

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“Strikes during a national emergency”

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15
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This act revealed evidence of a crime and corruption and some of the older local unions. It also established a bill of rights for members of labor organizations

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Landrum Griffin act of 1955

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16
Q

Federal legislation passed in 1912 prohibits federal employees from?

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Striking

17
Q

A worker must be a member of a particular union to work for the company.

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Closed shop

18
Q

___Provided worker with the option of remaining outside the union

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Open shops

19
Q

The worker cannot be compelled as a condition of employment, to join or pay dues to a labor union

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Right to work laws

20
Q

The most recent series a firefighter strikes occurred between?

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1973 1980

21
Q

A blank occurs when the parties have reached a deadlock in negotiations

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Impasse

22
Q

Requires overtime to be compensated at time and a half pay-that is 150% of employees regular hourly wage

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FLSA

Fair labor standards act