Reference no: EM132297376
1. In the 24 hours prior to a union election:
a. both the employer and union may give a 10 minute speech to a captive audience in support or against the union.
b. only the employer may give a captive audience speech because they have the most to lose.
c. neither the union or the employer may give a captive audience speech.
d. only the union may give a captive audience speech because they have the least amount of contact with the employees.
2. The Taft-Hartley Amendments to the NLRA, added to Section 7:
a. employees’ rights to refrain from any union and all such activities.
b. employers’ rights to not recognize a union.
c. employees’ rights to selecting the name and mascot for their union.
d. employers’ rights to make overtime mandatory.
3. Employers can commit an unfair labor practice by:
a. posting videos on youtube sharing information about the cons of joining a union, like having to pay union initiation fees and dues.
b. sharing information about the current positive work conditions and benefits employees enjoy – on-site daycare, cafeteria style benefit plan, 401k with a match.
c. bargaining in good faith with a newly elected union.
d. implying the loss of jobs if employees join the union.
4. Surveillance of employee union activities:
a. is allowed during a union recognition drive.
b. is usually an unfair labor practice.
c. is allowed during strikes so employers know which employees are striking and which are available to fill open shifts.
d. is always illegal as defined in the National Railroad Act.
5. A permanent shutdown of a unionized company:
a. is always illegal.
b. is the right of the owners and is always legal.
c. is legal even when antiunion reasons are the main reasons.
d. is legal as long as it is based on legitimate economic considerations rather than antiunion reasons.
6. During an economic strike an employer may:
a. replace strikers permanently.
b. replace strikers with temporary employees.
c. not replace strikers with any new employees.
d. not replace strikers with current non-union employees.