If the Employer and the Union Cannot Agree on the Basis

question 75

Multiple Choice

If the employer and the union cannot agree on the basis on which employees should be in the bargaining unit, then

• A)the affected employees vote to determine the unit.
• B)the unit is determined by the parties using job classifications as the standard.
• C)the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) will determine the "appropriate unit."
• D)the union is given additional time to organize other employees.

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Definitions:

Dissociation

The process by which a member of a partnership or an entity withdraws or is removed from the entity, causing changes in the entity's structure or operations.

Partnership Term

The duration for which a partnership agreement is set to exist, which can be indefinite or fixed, as specified in the partnership agreement.

Partnership Obligations

The duties and responsibilities that partners within a business partnership must fulfill, which may include contributing capital, sharing in profits and losses, and acting in the partnership’s best interest.

Assumed Liability

Liability that a party takes on voluntarily from another party, often seen in business acquisitions where the buyer takes on liabilities of the seller.