Labor Negotiations Are Like a Theatrical Play in All of the Following

question 60

Multiple Choice

Labor negotiations are like a theatrical play in all of the following ways except:

• A) The lead negotiators are often like actors putting on a show for their audience.
• B) Experienced lead negotiators often meet with each other in private or "backstage".
• C) What happens "on stage" at the bargaining table has no real effect on the relationship between union and management.
• D) The bargaining table and setting for bargaining is like a stage.

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Definitions:

Contract

An agreement between two or more parties creating obligations that are enforceable or otherwise recognizable at law.

Assignment

The transfer of rights or property from one party to another, often seen in contracts or similar agreements.

Assignable

Refers to rights or property that can be transferred or made over to another party by the owner.

Antiassignment Clauses

Provisions within contracts that restrict or prohibit the transfer of contract rights to another party.