Under the Wagner Act of 1935, an employer has a legal obligation to do all of the following except:
A. Bargain with a duly elected representative of the employees.
B. Make concessions in response to union demands during a bargaining session.
C. Refrain from punishing employees who ask for better wages, hours, and working
conditions.
D. Refrain from coercing employees to vote "no" in a union election.
B. Make concessions in response to union demands during a bargaining session.
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A. citizens of the OECD countries frequently are put out of work in the highly skilled sectors. B. the home countries enhance their domestic base of talent and enhance opportunities for development. C. OECD countries offer the immigrants challenging, stimulating career prospects. D. the population in developing countries plummets.
Kasien costing provides fixed standards which reflect continuous improvement efforts
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Which of the following is LEAST likely to be interpreted as a violation of ethical standards with respect to a research proposal?
a. Assigning part of the project to less-qualified associates if you run short of time b. Completing the project before the proposed deadline c. Proposing to do a project for which you are under qualified d. Severely underestimating the cost of the project
Which of the following is correct regarding the characteristics of a corporation?
a. A corporation is considered a person within the meaning of the Fourteenth Amendment's equal protection clause. b. The Fifth Amendment provisions against self-incrimination protect a corporation. c. A corporation is protected by the Fourth Amendment's provision against unreasonable searches and seizures. d. A corporation is considered a person within the meaning of the Fourteenth Amendment's equal protection clause and is also protected by the Fourth Amendment's provision against unreasonable searches and seizures.