Benoit Goes to Pick Up a Shipment from a Supplier

question 146

Multiple Choice

Benoit goes to pick up a shipment from a supplier, but when he arrives, he finds the unionized employees who work there are on strike. Benoit is unsure about whether he can, or should, cross the picket line. Which of the following statements is true?

• A) Benoit has no legal obligation to honour the picket line.
• B) Benoit is prohibited from doing business with an employer involved in a strike.
• C) Benoit is free to continue doing business with the employer, but the employer will face serious fines for continuing to operate during a strike.
• D) Benoit has the legal right to cross the picket line, but if he is injured by those on strike, he will have no recourse against them.
• E) Benoit must cross the picket line, otherwise the supplier can sue him under the Canada Labour Code.

Recognize the unique contributions and potential limitations of Kelly's theory in the broader context of cognitive psychology.

Understand the basic constructs of George Kelly's personal construct theory.

Explain the principles of dichotomy corollary and construction corollary.

Recognize the characteristics of cognitive complexity and simplicity.

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Definitions:

Transportation Model

A type of optimization and linear programming problem that concerns the allocation of resources to transport goods from multiple sources to multiple destinations in the most efficient and cost-effective manner.

Cells

In a manufacturing or production context, refers to a group of machines or workstations arranged to optimize the flow of materials and processes for efficient production.

Sources

The origins or points of supply for goods, services, or information.

Destinations

The end points or locations to which something or someone is directed or being sent.