Why Does a Low Level of Trust in Government Matter

question 13

Multiple Choice

Why does a low level of trust in government matter?

• A) It leads to high voter turnout.
• B) It creates less competitive elections.
• C) It can lead to elected officials pandering to their voters.
• D) It makes it harder for elected officials to enact new policies.

Identify the legal doctrines related to employment, including employment at will and exceptions to it.

Understand the concept of ratification and its significance in the context of agency and employment law.

Comprehend the principles of estoppel and how they apply to employment and agency relationships.

Differentiate between various employment relationships, including master-servant, independent contractor, and joint employment.

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Definitions:

Wage Increases

Adjustments or rises in the pay rate of employees, typically resulting from negotiations, performance evaluations, or changes in the cost of living.

Labor Relations

The dynamic field that explores the relationship between employers and employees, focusing on the negotiation, implementation, and enforcement of collective bargaining agreements, as well as conflict resolution.

Exclusive Union

A labor union that is the sole representative of all the employees in a business or organization, having the right to negotiate on their behalf.

Knights of Labor

A significant labor organization in the late 19th century U.S. that advocated for broad social reforms, including the eight-hour workday, and welcomed all laborers.