In the Eighteenth Century, Men Who Attempted to Improve Their

question 42

Multiple Choice

In the eighteenth century, men who attempted to improve their work conditions by bargaining and going on strikes were likely to be

• A)pirates.
• B)both peasants and sailors.
• C)sailors.
• D)urban workers.
• E)members of guilds.

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Definitions:

Notice

A formal announcement or warning of something, especially pertaining to legal or official matters.

Collective Bargaining Type Legislation

Laws and regulations that relate to the negotiation process between employers and a group of employees aimed at reaching agreements that regulate working conditions.

Workers' Compensation Act

Legislation designed to provide financial compensation and medical care for workers who are injured or become ill as a direct result of their job.

Employment Standards Act

Legislation that outlines minimum employment conditions such as wages, work hours, and leave entitlements to protect workers.