The Process That Must Be Followed for a Union to Obtain

question 20

Multiple Choice

The process that must be followed for a union to obtain the right to represent employees is set out in which of the following?

• A) labour relations legislation
• B) human rights legislation
• C) health and safety legislation
• D) employment standards legislation
• E) Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms

Identify strategies to end a bad-news message on a positive note.

Understand the risks and benefits of delivering criticism and factors to consider before communicating negatives.

Recognize legal implications in specific communication contexts such as denying credit.

Describe how counterproposals can preserve relationships when denying requests or delivering bad news.

---

Definitions:

Polymer

Large molecules composed of repeating structural units (monomers) bonded together, exhibiting a broad range of chemical and physical properties.

Neoprene

A synthetic rubber produced by the polymerization of chloroprene, noted for its chemical stability and used in various products such as wetsuits and hoses.

Addition Polymer

A type of polymer formed by the sequential addition of monomer units with unsaturated bonds, such as olefins, to form long chains without the loss of any small molecules.

Condensation Polymer

A type of polymer formed by the condensation reaction where two molecules combine with the elimination of a small molecule, often water, between them.