Which of the Following Statements Holds True for Suits Against

question 49

Multiple Choice

Which of the following statements holds true for suits against unions?

• A) Individuals, violating no-strike provisions of a collective bargaining contract can be sued for action.
• B) A labor organization may not be sued for the acts of its agents.
• C) Members may not recover the money damages they suffer because of an illegal strike.
• D) If a union activity is both an unfair labor practice and a breach of a collective bargaining agreement, NLRB's authority is not exclusive.
• E) Any money judgment against an union is enforceable against any individual member.

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