The AFL Represented

question 42

Multiple Choice

The AFL represented:

• A) one big union that eliminated the identify of unio0ns joining the AFL.
• B) a Knights of Labor committee that handled the strategic planning duties.
• C) a group that supported the basic philosophy of the IWW.
• D) a federation or service organization that unions could join and still retain their separate identities and collective bargaining concerns.
• E) a Knights of Labor committee that handled the strategic planning duties and a group that supported the basic philosophy of the IWW.

Comprehend the legal environment affecting pay, including laws like the FLSA and the Davis-Bacon Act.

Appreciate the role of equal employment opportunity laws and other regulations in ensuring fair pay practices.

Understand the implications of pay levels, pay grades, and key jobs on the organization's pay structure and market competitiveness.

Recognize the effects of pay differentials and geographical cost variations on compensation strategies.

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