The Servicing Model of Unionism Can Be Best Described As

question 150

Multiple Choice

The servicing model of unionism can be best described as:

• A) A passive form of employee representation in which unions are put in place to solve problems for workers.
• B) An active form of employee representation in which unions facilitate problem-solving by workers.
• C) An active form of employee representation in which the union plays a key role in facilitating management of the business.
• D) A passive form of employee representation in which the union is controlled by management and used to achieve business objectives.

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Definitions:

Roundabout Production

An economic concept that refers to more capital-intensive and indirect methods of production, which, although initially more time-consuming and costly, lead to greater efficiencies and outputs in the long run.

Capital Goods

Capital goods are physical assets that a business uses in the production process to manufacture products and services that consumers will later use.

Consumer Desire

The want for goods, services, or experiences that can provide satisfaction or utility to the consumer.

Profits of Industry

The total earnings of companies within a specific sector after subtracting costs and expenses.