Unions Do Not Place Upper Limits on Their Bargaining Ranges

question 42

True/False

Unions do not place upper limits on their bargaining ranges because they maintain,"nothing ventured,nothing gained."

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Definitions:

Union Shop Agreement

A labor agreement requiring all employees of a business to become union members as a condition of employment.

Due Process Protections

Guarantees under the law that provide individuals the right to fair procedures and trials.

Superseniority

A policy within unions that grants certain union officials higher priority for job retention during layoffs, over and above that based on tenure or performance.

Interest Arbitrator

An impartial third party who resolves disputes between labor unions and employers by making binding decisions.