To Be Valid,a Contract Must Be Enforceable by All of the Parties

question 28

True/False

To be valid,a contract must be enforceable by all of the parties to it.

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Definitions:

National Labor Relations Act

Enacted in 1935, this foundational US labor law protects the rights of workers to organize into trade unions, engage in collective bargaining, and take collective action such as strikes.

Voluntarily Begin Negotiations

The process where parties decide to start discussions and bargaining without being compelled by law or external pressures.

Decertification

The process by which a labor union is removed as the bargaining representative of a group of employees, typically through a vote among the employees.

Certifying

The process of formally validating the qualifications, capabilities, or quality of an individual or entity.