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T/F A written statement that an employment-at-will situation still exists is a disclaimer.
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T/F The National Labor Relations Act of 1935 was the first federeal law dealing with collective bargaining.
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T/F Featherbedding is assigning more employees than neccassary to a job
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T/F Certain minors must have a work permit
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T/F Collective barbaining agreements aguarantee union employees lifelong employment
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Doctrine stating that an employer can fire an employee at any time for asny reason is known as
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Employment-at-will
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A broad legal principle stating that people may not do anything that infures society at large is the principle of
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Pubilc policy
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Closed shops were made illegal by the
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Taft-hartly act
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Minors may be employed in certain jobs as longs as their work does not interfere with
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Schooling
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The rules a unionized employee must follow to appeal an employer's decision are called
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Grievance prodecure
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Contract negotiated by the employer and respresentatives of the labor union, covering all issues related to employment
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Collective bargaining agreementq
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A set amount of money to compensate an employee for being discharged and to help through the time of unegmployment
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Severence pay
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A business in which a worker must join the union within 30 days after being employed
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Union shop
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Assigning more employees to a job than are actually needed
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Featherbedding
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A doctrice that states an employer is permitted to discharge an employee at any time, for any or no reason, with or without notice
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Employment-at-will
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