Maslow States That People Can No Longer Be Motivated by a Given

question 95

True/False

Maslow states that people can no longer be motivated by a given need if it is largely taken care of.

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Definitions:

Pattern Bargaining

A labor negotiation strategy where unions use the outcome of one successful negotiation as a model or "pattern" for subsequent negotiations with other employers.

Legal Bargaining Item

Issues or matters that are legally required to be negotiated in good faith between unions and employers during collective bargaining.

Union Representation

The act of a labor union acting as the intermediary between the workforce and management to discuss employment terms, grievances, and rights.

Closed Shop Provisions

Labor agreement terms requiring that employees be members of a labor union as a condition of employment, now illegal in many places under "right to work" laws.