Matching
1. Arbitration a. A comparatively weak bargaining system
2. Civil liability b. Negotiation with a final and binding decision
3. Collective bargaining c. An activity by employees to express their dissatisfaction
4. Duty of care d. The infliction of some injury on one person by another
5. Grievance e. When someone's conduct creates a danger to others
6. Job action f. A formal program that attempts to change poor employee behavior without invoking punishment
7. Meet-and-confer g. A doctrine holding that police have a duty to protect the general public where a "special relationship" exists
8. Positive discipline h. A real or imagined wrong or other cause for complaint by an employee
9. Tort i. Blame assigned to a person or organization because its employees committed negligent or other acts
10. Negligence j. A dialogue between labor and management for developing a written agreement
1. B
2. E
3. J
4. G
5. H
6. C
7. A
8. F
9. D
10. I
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