Union Relations Flashcards
List actions that are deemed unfair labor practices.
- Dominating or interfering with a union;
- Interfering with union organizing efforts;
- Discriminating against a union member;
- Refusing to bargain collectively;
- Unfair labor practices.
What Act is known as the Taft-Hartley Act, named after its sponsors, Senator Robert Taft and Representative Fred A. Hartley, Jr.?
The Labor-Management Relations Act of 1947.
What Act is known as the Landrum-Griffin Act?
The Labor-Management Reporting and Disclosure Act of 1959.
What Act is known as the Wagner Act, named after its sponsor New York Senator Robert F. Wagner?
The National Labor Relations Act of 1935.
List actions that are deemed union unfair labor practices.
- Coercing employees;
- Requiring employees not to do business with nonunion companies;
- Refusing to bargain collectively in good faith;
- Illegal strike or secondary boycott.
Define “lock-out”.
Action taken by employers to bar workers from coming to work, sometimes in anticipation of a threatened strike.
What percentage of employees must sign authorization cards to enable a union to seek certification?
30%
Define “agency shops”.
Agreements allowing employees not to join the union but to pay fees to cover union services.
List the worker’s rights protected by the National Labor Relations Act.
- Right to form a union;
- Right to collectively bargain;
- Right to act collectively (strike).
Define “collective bargaining”.
Negotiations between management and a union.
List actions that are deemed employer unfair labor practices.
- Interfering with organizing activity;
- Bribing workers;
- Threatening workers;
- Refusing to bargain collectively in good faith;
- Dominating union;
- Discriminating against union members.
What Act prohibits court injunctions against many union organizing activities, particularly peaceful strikes?
The Norris-LaGuardia Act.