A) do not lose their right to be paid.
B) are guaranteed the right to return to work after the strike.
C) can form a barrier and deny nonunion workers access to the workplace.
D) none of the choices.
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A) none of the choices.
B) deny a promotion to Rosie.
C) discriminate against Rosie in prospective conditions of employment.
D) discharge Rosie.
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A) the noncitizen is of "ethnic similarity to the employer's workforce."
B) there is a shortage of qualified U.S. workers capable of doing the work.
C) hiring the worker will adversely affect the labor force.
D) the noncitizen is a "person with an extraordinary work ethic."
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Multiple Choice
A) change the terms or conditions of employment just before the election.
B) engage in transparency and neutrality throughout the campaign.
C) ban solicitation for the union, but for no other cause, in the workplace.
D) discharge pro-union employees before the vote without stating a reason.
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A) if the union believes that the parties have reached a stalemate.
B) to form a barrier and deny management access to the workplace.
C) as a coercive tactic, against the employer's suppliers or customers.
D) under no circumstances.
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A) is permitted as long as the new hires are not required to join the union.
B) effectively rebuts a charge of failing to act on behalf of union employees.
C) shows the union recognizes the need to protect employees' rights.
D) constitutes coercion, an unfair labor practice.
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A) interfering with the rights of workers to engage in concerted activities.
B) discriminating in favor of workforce retention based on union affiliation.
C) opposing employers' domination of labor organizations.
D) permitting employees to organize.
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A) suitable for resolution by collective bargaining.
B) sufficiently compelling to justify unilateral action without bargaining.
C) a reasonable basis for layoffs and pay cuts on two-weeks' notice.
D) an opportunity to take a decisive step without union interference.
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Multiple Choice
A) new workers to join the union within thirty days of being hired.
B) all employees to go out on a strike called by the union.
C) nonunion employees to contribute funds to lobby politicians.
D) none of the choices.
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A) have highly specialized knowledge and at least a bachelor's degree.
B) agree to pay wages equal to the pay of other similarly qualified workers.
C) not disclose to U.S. workers the intent to hire a foreign worker.
D) attest to replacing an American worker with lower-paid foreign labor.
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