Explain why a union contract discourages management from making stations too large.
What will be an ideal response?
A union contract may state the number of guests a service person can serve at a station. If that number is exceeded, a per-person bonus must be paid to the service person who has served the extra guests. It is payment of this bonus fee that discourages management from making the stations too large, as the fee will generally be more expensive to the restaurant than employing another service staff.
You might also like to view...
Compared to searches of automobiles, police are expected to meet a higher standard when it comes to searches of which of the following places?
A. school B. workplace C. home D. place of worship
In terms of shape, the normal curve is ______ and ______.
A. asymmetric; unimodal B. asymmetric; bimodal C. symmetric; unimodal D. symmetric; bimodal
Many police agencies today are abolishing specialized investigative units and creating general investigative units within each command area. This is an example of ________ in investigative units.
A. functional changes B. procedural changes C. administrative changes D. structural changes
A physician who bills Medicare for blood tests that are never actually performed is involved in __________ occupational crime
a. organizational b. state authority c. professional d. individual