A) secretarial workers.
B) clerical workers.
C) plant workers
D) the department manager.
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A) The U.S.Court of Appeals.
B) The National Labor Relations Board.
C) A member of the company's management team.
D) A replacement worker.
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A) To encourage an employer to discriminate against a particular employee because of a union dispute.
B) To bargain collectively.
C) To engage in a legal strike.
D) All of the above are unfair labor practices by a union.
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A) This is a violation of the National Labor Relations Act.
B) This is not a violation of the NLRA because the employer is bargaining with the union.
C) This is not violation of the NLRA because the total number of work hours per week has not changed.
D) Whether or not this is a violation of the NLRA will depend on the relevant state statutory law.
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A) entitled to get their jobs back.
B) not entitled to get their jobs back.
C) entitled to get their jobs back but only as they become available.
D) fired.
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A) The union can strike since new leadership is now in control.
B) The union can strike since no-strike provisions have been ruled by the courts to be unenforceable.
C) The union cannot strike,as strikes to exert economic pressure on management are prohibited by the NLRA.
D) The union cannot strike because of the no-strike clause in the contract.
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A) Wages
B) Hours
C) benefits
D) moving a plant
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A) may use a lockout at any time to pressure the union into compromise.
B) may never use a lockout as a tactic to pressure the union.
C) may use a lockout if the parties have reached an impasse in their bargaining and management notifies the union before locking the employees out.
D) may use a lockout only as a retaliatory measure if and when the union has threatened a strike.
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A) Hiring replacement workers during a strike is an unfair labor practice.
B) Mega Corp can only hire replacement workers if the collective bargaining agreement expressly gives the company the right to do so.
C) Mega Corp can only hire replacement workers if it gives the union 14 days' notice prior to actually bringing in the replacement employees.
D) Mega Corp can hire replacement workers at any time during a strike.
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A) NLRA.
B) Labor-Management Relations Act.
C) Labor-Management Reporting and Disclosure Act.
D) Norris-LaGuardia Act.
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A) The union has a legal right to inspect the financial records of the company to verify that the employer cannot pay the proposed wage increase.
B) It is an unfair labor practice if the employer claims it cannot pay the higher wages but refuses to allow the union to inspect its financial records.
C) Both of the above are correct.
D) None of the above.
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