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Discuss the role of a key informant in field research and compare it to the role of an interviewee in intensive interviewing.Are there any differences? If so,what? What ethical concerns must a researcher consider with key informants and interviewees?
Strike Replacements
Workers who are hired to fill the positions of striking employees during the course of a labor strike.
Bargaining Unit
A group of employees with a clear and identifiable community of interests, recognized by an employer or by law, that is represented collectively in negotiations by a union.
Representation Elections
Elections conducted to determine whether workers wish to be represented by a union, and if so, which union should represent them.
U.S.
A country consisting of fifty states and a federal district, known officially as the United States of America, which is a federal republic in North America.
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