Quiz group #3 Flashcards
____ is a method whereby representatives of employees (unions) and employers determine the conditions of employment through direct negotiation
Collective bargaining
Which of the following is one of the three primary components that defines the range, scope, and task of a fire officer’s supervisory activities?
The municipality’s personnel activities
Which of the following is an MOU most similar to?
A labor contract
Which of the following is a correct statement about the International Association of Fire Fighters?
It’s influence is limited primarily to career departments
It’s influence is primarily political
It’s stated objective is to replace all volunteer positions with paid positions
It has impacted nearly every aspect of a fire fighters job
It has impacted nearly every aspect of a fire fighters job
In the early days how many hours did New York ff Work in a week
151
Which of the following is one of the unfair labor practices defined by the Wagoner-Connery Act of 1935
Not hiring union members
What did the Norris-LaGuardia Act of 1932 establish?
Employers can not force employees to enter into a contract to keep there jobs.
What was the result of the PATCO air traffic controllers’ strike in 1981?
The striking workers were all fired outright and never hired back.
What is often used in place of strikes to influence public opinion in favor of the wants of fire fighters during labor disputes?
Picketing
Which act specifically prohibited a union from forcing management to a fire anti-union or non-union workers?
Taft-Hartley Labor Act
Which legislation was enacted in response to crime and corruption in some labor unions?
Landrum-Griffin Act
At what point in the grievance process can be employee contact a union representative to discuss an issue?
Anytime
What was the term for the practice in which an employer required an employee to sign a pledge not to join a union?
Yellow dog contract
What was the primary issue in many of the early fire fighter labor actions in the United States?
The two platoon system
How many days is a supervisor given to reply to a written grievance?
10
Which legislation requires time and a half payment for overtime?
Fair labor standards act
Federal legislation remains in effect until it is ruled unconstitutional amended or _____
Repealed
Which task force developed the CPAT
Fire Service Joint Labor-Management Wellness-Fitness Task Force
What is the legal status of striking by public safety workers?
It is illegal in many states
As of 2013, how many CERT programs were listed with the federal government?
2200
In the context of risk reduction, who is in the best position to identify the needs of an individual?
Company Officers
On going skills refresher sessions are of particular importance for which type of public education program?
CERT
The CERT program is designed to assist local communities in functioning effectively during the first ____ hours after a catastrophic incident?
72
The fundamental goal of public safety education programs is to ____
Prevent injury and death or loss due to fire or other events
What does the B stand for in the ABCD of public education course design?
Behavior
What does ABCD stand for in course preparation for CERT
Audience
Behavior
Conditions
Degree
What is the best definition of success in a locally developed public education program?
Student’s demonstration of the desired change in behavior
What is the first step in establishing a local public education program?
Identify the fire or life safety problem
What is the primary focus of information collected by the census?
Demographics
What is the term for the type of needs that the fire department can address by developing programs to reduce risk, such as a bicycle helmet safety campaign?
Systemic
What should a PIO do if he or she has information that needs wide dissemination?
Hold a press conference
When citizens have a non fire question what should you do if you do not have the answer
Make every attempt to get the information and provide it to the citizen