States Are Often Describes as a Linchpin Between Federal Government

question 14

Essay

States are often describes as a linchpin between federal government policies and programs, and actions at the local level. Describe how states interact with both federal and local governments, as well as non-profits and other organizations in their efforts to reduce vulnerability to natural hazards.

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Definitions:

Card Checking

A method used in labor organization activities where employees sign cards indicating their support for union representation.

Certification Process

The formal procedure by which an individual or organization is assessed and confirmed to meet specific standards or qualifications.

Resistance Point

In negotiation, the least favorable point at which one will accept a deal. Beyond this point, the party would prefer to walk away from negotiations.

Bargaining Committee

A group of individuals, often from a labor union, designated to negotiate terms of employment, such as wages and working conditions, with an employer.