Unions Sometimes Try to Ensure That Employers Hire More Union

question 153

Multiple Choice

Unions sometimes try to ensure that employers hire more union labor than they might otherwise prefer by

• A)collective bargaining
• B)featherbedding
• C)work enlargement
• D)restricting the supply of labor
• E)increasing the demand for union-made products

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Definitions:

Union Movement

A social and political movement aimed at organizing workers into unions to fight for better wages, working conditions, and rights.

Organizing Model

A framework for union activity that stresses broad-based participation and direct action by workers, rather than relying solely on union leadership or legal processes to achieve goals.

Union Democracy

A principle or practice within labor unions that ensures decision-making processes are transparent, participatory, and reflect the will of the membership.

Substantive Dimension

A term focusing on the content or substance of policies or laws, often in contrast to procedural aspects.