Brand Names Are Generally Well-Protected by International Laws Pertaining to Trademarks

question 54

True/False

Brand names are generally well-protected by international laws pertaining to trademarks.

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Definitions:

Outsourcing

The practice of having certain job functions performed outside of a company, typically by another company or individuals, to save costs or access specialized skills not available internally.

Successorship Clause

A provision in a labor contract ensuring that a new owner of a company recognizes and negotiates with the existing union representing the workers.

Management Prerogative Doctrine

A legal principle acknowledging the right of managers to make unchallenged decisions regarding the operational aspects of a business, except where limited by law or contract.

Recognition Clause

A provision in a collective bargaining agreement that identifies the union as the exclusive bargaining representative for a defined group of employees.