An ER (emergency room) nurse manager has offered a 12-hour night shift position to a nurse. The nurse questions the manager regarding union representation of the organization

The manager informs the nurse the organization is a ?closed shop? organization. The nurse asks for clarification. An appropriate response by the manger would be: 1. ?A ?closed shop? is an organization in which union representation and collective bargaining practices are
not discussed.?
2. ?It is a term used to describe the collective bargaining practices in this state.?
3. ?It means you are required to join the union if you accept this position.?
4. ?You are required to sign a statement stating you received information regarding union membership.?


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Explanation: 1. Closed shop is a business in which union membership is a precondition of employment.
Discussions regarding collective bargaining are not allowed on company time or site.

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