What Is the Most Important Advantage That a Union Has

question 5

Multiple Choice

What is the most important advantage that a union has over an SNA as a bargaining unit for nurses?

• A)The union has a good understanding of the complex needs of the profession.
• B)The union has more power as a bargaining unit than an SNA.
• C)Unions have skilled representatives with much experience in negotiating contracts.
• D)Hospitals and nursing homes are more afraid of unions than SNAs.

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Definitions:

Assigned Roles

Specific functions or parts allocated to individuals in a group or team setting, often meant to guide behavior and responsibilities.

Normative Influence

A social mechanism where individuals change their behavior to align with the norms or expectations of a group.

Whistle-Blowing

Revealing any type of data or behavior that is judged as illegal, unethical, or inappropriate within a company.

Intersender Role Conflict

A situation where an individual receives conflicting expectations or demands from multiple sources, leading to stress or difficulty in role performance.