W12: NLRA & Unions Flashcards

1
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Collective bargaining provides employees with _ and greater _ _ related to the terms and conditions of employment through contracts

A

representation , negotiating power

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Collective bargaining provides a means of _ _ and contract _ in ways that meet the requirements of both parties

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resolving issues , enforcement

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Concerted Activity

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Any efforts by employees to join together for mutual aid or protection, even if those employees are not represented by a union or attempting to form one

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Unfair Labor Practices

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are certain actions made by employers and unions that are prohibited by the NLRA

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What is an example of an employer committing an unfair labor practice?

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-interfering with, restraining, or coercing employees in the exercise of their rights
-dominating or interfering with the formation or administration of labor org

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What is an example of labor organizations committing an unfair labor practice?

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-refusing to engage in collective bargaining
-causing an employer to discriminate against an employee to en/discourage membership
-broadening labor disputes to include neutral employers

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What is a labor organization?

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Any organization or employee representation committee or plan, in which employees participate and which exists for the purpose of dealing with employers concerning grievances, labor disputes, wages, rates of pay, hours of employment, or conditions of work

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T/F: Under the NLRB, private sector employees cannot be terminated for striking but they can be replaced.

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True

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Good Faith Bargaining

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requires a good faith effort to settle but does not necessitate to settle

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Labor Agreements

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Contracts that govern the wages, hours, and terms and conditions of employment for unionized employees
-enforced thru contractual grievance and arbitration procedures

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Union Security provisions

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clauses that require all employees in a bargaining unit to pay inion initiation fees and dues within a specified period of time under penalty of discharge by the employer

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12
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Right to work laws make it…

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illegal to incorporate USP into labor agreements

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13
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T/F: Supervisors and managers are protected under the NLRA

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False, they are not protected

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What is a supervisor?

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people who have the authority to make personnel decisions (hire, fire, discipline, promote), to responsibly direct other employees, to settle grievances, or to effectively recommend such actions

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15
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What does the NLRA stand for?

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National Labor Relations Act

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16
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When and who signed the NLRA into law?

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President Roosevelt in 1935

17
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What is the NLRA?

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is an act to support workers’ rights to come together and talk as a group about improving their work conditions

18
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What is the purpose of the NLRA?

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aims to protect employees from mistreatment of employers, ensuring that
-workers can join unions w/o retaliation
-workers can bargain with employers

19
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Under the NLRA, an employer cannot legally take any _ _ _ against employees who engage in union activities

A

adverse employment action

20
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What does the NLRA prohibit? (unfair labor practices) (3)

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-employers cant stop workers from joining unions or punish workers for union activities
-unions cant force workers to join or make unfair demands
-both must negotiate fairly with each other