The Specific Factors Model Was Developed by

question 28

Multiple Choice

The specific factors model was developed by

• A) Paul Samuelson and Ronald Jones.
• B) Adam Smith and David Ricardo.
• C) Richard Nixon and Robert Kennedy.
• D) C.B. deMille and Gordon Willis.
• E) Bill Clinton and Monica Lewinsky.

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Definitions:

Organizing Strategies

Various plans and methods used by organizations, such as unions, to mobilize and recruit members or supporters to achieve their objectives.

Members-only Representation

A labor representation model where union services and benefits are provided exclusively to members of the union rather than all employees in a bargaining unit.

Card-check Agreements

A method for workers to organize into a union wherein if a majority of employees sign authorization cards expressing their wish to unionize, the employer may recognize the union without a formal election.

NLRB

Stands for the National Labor Relations Board, a U.S. federal agency overseeing labor law enforcement, particularly concerning collective bargaining and unfair labor practices.