During the 1980s,unions Became Increasingly Concerned with the Issues Of

question 189

Multiple Choice

During the 1980s,unions became increasingly concerned with the issues of:

• A)pay and fringe benefits.
• B)stock option plans and profit sharing.
• C)job security and union recognition.
• D)worker training and education.

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Definitions:

Newlands Reclamation Act

A 1902 U.S. law that funded irrigation projects for the arid lands of 20 states in the American West, promoting agriculture and settlement.

Irrigation Projects

Large-scale engineering efforts undertaken to transport water to agricultural areas where natural rainfall is insufficient to support crops, significantly altering landscapes and agricultural production.

Railroads

Rail transport systems consisting of tracks, trains, and facilities for the movement of passengers and goods. They were crucial in the industrialization and economic development of many countries.

European Banking

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