In the Days of Wood and Coal Engines, Having a Fireman

question 12

Essay

In the days of wood and coal engines, having a fireman on board a train was a reasonable requirement. But as diesel and electric engines came into use fire men were not required on the trains anymore. Despite that railroad companies were often required by the union contract to continue to employ firemen. What is this kind of unfair labor practice termed as?

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Definitions:

Management Development Programs

Training programs designed to improve the leadership skills and professional development of managers within an organization.

Bad Hiring Decisions

The act of employing individuals who are not a good fit for their roles, leading to potential inefficiencies, decreased morale, and increased turnover within an organization.

Job Application Process

involves the steps an individual takes to apply for a job, including submitting a resume and cover letter, attending interviews, and potentially undergoing testing or background checks.

Flexible Work Plans

Arrangements that allow employees to have varied work hours or locations, promoting a balance between work responsibilities and personal life.