The Process by Which a Particular Union Achieves the Status

question 33

Multiple Choice

The process by which a particular union achieves the status of bargaining agent for a group of employees is called

• A) binding arbitration.
• B) certification.
• C) conciliation.
• D) job action.
• E) arbitration.

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Definitions:

Indian Allotment Act

Refers to any of several U.S. laws that allowed the government to distribute tribal land to individual Native Americans, effectively reducing communal tribal land holdings and promoting assimilation into white society.

Lynched

The act of killing someone, typically by hanging, without legal trial, often used historically as a means of terrorizing and controlling marginalized communities.

Reconstruction

The period following the Civil War in the United States, from 1865 to 1877, aimed at rebuilding the South and integrating formerly enslaved African Americans into society.

Mid-Twentieth Century

A term referring to the period around the 1950s, often contextualized within historical events or cultural shifts occurring during this time.