The Effectiveness of Consumer Legislation in Safeguarding Consumer Rights Has

question 52

Multiple Choice

The effectiveness of consumer legislation in safeguarding consumer rights has proven to be somewhat uneven because:

• A) legislation is rarely based on empirical consumer research findings.
• B) legislation regarding consumer rights is a grey area.
• C) legislation is inflexible.
• D) legislation is not reviewed often enough.

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Definitions:

Servicing Model

A labor union approach focused on providing services and support to members, such as legal advice, instead of emphasizing collective action.

Organizing Model

A strategy in labor movements focusing on building grassroots support among workers, aiming to increase union membership and worker participation.

Union Representation

The act of labor unions acting as intermediaries between workers and employers, negotiating contracts for better wages, working conditions, and benefits on behalf of their members.

Union Substitution

Practices or strategies employed by an employer to avoid unionization, often by addressing workers' grievances directly and improving working conditions.