In the Context of a Collective Agreement, a "Union Shop

question 56

Multiple Choice

In the context of a collective agreement, a "union shop" clause

• A) allows a union to "shop around" for new employees.
• B) is required by law.
• C) means management cannot hire anyone who is not already a member of the union.
• D) signifies that the employer is involved in sales, at either the retail or wholesale level.
• E) means that a person must join a union in the early stages of his or her employment.

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Definitions:

Court Piercing

A legal action where a court disregards the corporate entity and holds its owners personally liable for corporate debts or misconduct.

Derivative Action

A lawsuit brought by a corporation shareholder on behalf of the corporation against a third party.

Suing Shareholder

A stockholder who initiates a legal action against a corporation, often for actions that are believed to harm the company or its shareholders.

Reasonable Attorney's Fees

The amount of legal fees deemed fair for the work performed, often recoverable from the opposing party in litigation under certain conditions.