Codes That Are Enacted by a Lawmaking Body Like Congress

question 63

Multiple Choice

Codes that are enacted by a lawmaking body like Congress are referred to as ______.

• A) civil law
• B) common law
• C) regulatory law
• D) Congressional law

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Definitions:

Agency Shops

A workplace arrangement where all workers must pay union dues, but membership in the union is not mandatory.

Union Membership

The status of being a member of a labor union, an organization that advocates for the rights and interests of employees in a particular sector or company.

Union Dues

The regular payments made by members of a labor union to support its activities, including negotiations for better working conditions and legal representation.

Labour Relations Activity

The management of relationships between employers and employees, including negotiations, collective bargaining, and dispute resolution.