In Which of the Following Ways Did the Union Likely

question 11

Multiple Choice

In which of the following ways did the union likely go about establishing sufficient employee support for a union election?

• A)Through the use of petitions signed by employees.
• B)Through ballots mailed to the National Labor Relations Board indicating sufficient employee support for a union.
• C)Through the use of signed authorization cards.
• D)Through telephone polls conducted by the National Labor Relations Board indicating that the employees supported the union.
• E)Through the use of signed affidavits by union officials stating that a majority of the employees supported the union.

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Definitions:

Standardized Specifications

Guidelines and criteria set to ensure that materials, products, processes, and services meet consistent quality and performance standards.

War Industries Board

Board run by financier Bernard Baruch that planned production and allocation of war materiel, supervised purchasing, and fixed prices, 1917–1919.

Production Efficiency

A state in which a system or process operates at the maximum capacity, using the least amount of resources and time, without compromising the quality of its output.

Selective Service Act

Law passed in 1917 to quickly increase enlistment in the army for the United States’ entry into World War I; required men to register with the draft.