Coercive Power Is a Function of

question 13

Multiple Choice

Coercive power is a function of

• A) a person's job title.
• B) the consequences a person can impose.
• C) a person's intelligence.
• D) the degree to which a person is respected.

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Definitions:

Labor Union

An organization of workers formed to protect and advance their rights and interests through collective bargaining with employers.

Critical Industrial Relations

An analytical approach to industrial relations, emphasizing the power dynamics and conflicts between employers and employees, and advocating for transformative changes.

Conflict Over Profits

Disagreements among stakeholders (such as employees, management, and investors) regarding the distribution of an organization's earnings.

Employers And Employees

The relationship between individuals who hire and pay for services (employers) and those who provide labor or services in exchange for compensation (employees).