When Cohesiveness Is Low and Goals Are Not Supported, Cohesiveness

question 120

Multiple Choice

When cohesiveness is low and goals are not supported, cohesiveness has ________ on productivity.

• A) no significant effect
• B) a significant effect
• C) a consistent effect
• D) a marginal effect

Recognize the current debates and proposed changes in labor law reform, including the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA).

Identify strategies and goals of solidarity unionism and its contrast to traditional business unionism.

Analyze the criticisms of U.S. labor law by organized labor and proposed modifications to better protect worker interests.

Understand the concept of nonmajority and members-only unions and how they differ from majority union models.

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Definitions:

Considerable Automation

The significant use of machines or digital technologies to perform tasks that were traditionally done by humans.

Environmental Turbulence

The rate and magnitude of change that an organization faces from external sources.

Degree of Richness

The extent to which a medium allows for immediate feedback, conveys multiple cues, and supports the use of natural language.

Degree of Interdependence

The extent to which individuals, groups, or systems rely on each other to function effectively.