An Achievement Culture Is One in Which Members Are

question 75

Multiple Choice

An achievement culture is one in which members are

• A) rewarded with social status for who they are in a spiritual sense.
• B) rewarded for what they do, what they have accomplished, so what they are.
• C) not rewarded at all because achievement is a doing mentality.
• D) rewarded for their lineage.

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Definitions:

Agency Shop Provision

A provision that requires employees to pay union dues or fees even if they choose not to join the union, as a condition of their employment.

Representation Elections

A voting process in which employees decide whether or not they want to be represented by a union in their workplace.

Unfair Labor Practices

Actions by employers or labor unions that violate the rights of employees or the regulations governing labor relations, leading to potential legal consequences.

National Labor Relations Act

A foundational statute in United States labor law that guarantees workers the right to form unions, engage in collective bargaining, and take collective action such as strikes.