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A) the addition of a union representative to the corporate board of directors.
B) dissolution and reorganization of the company.
C) a cease-and-desist order.
D) all of the choices.
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A) if the employer believes that the parties have reached a stalemate.
B) with or without economic justification.
C) as a tool to break the union and pressure workers into decertification.
D) any of the choices.
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A) prohibit employers from hiring illegal immigrants.
B) lobby for a myriad of complex rules that employers must follow.
C) engage in labor practices that are considered unfair under federal law.
D) organize into unions.
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A) Kitchen Chicken.
B) the applicants.
C) state officials.
D) federal authorities.
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A) union organizers.
B) employees whose jobs are similar.
C) workforce.
D) stakeholders, including the workers.
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A) are permitted as long as new hires are not required to join the union.
B) effectively rebut a charge of discrimination against union employees.
C) show the employer recognizes the need to protect employees' rights.
D) may constitute improper domination, an unfair labor practice.
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A) protect the rights and interests of workers.
B) place some restraints on unions.
C) grant rights to employers.
D) all of the choices.
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A) engages in a "pattern or practice of violations."
B) claims that no U.S. worker is "qualified and willing" to take a certain job.
C) does not hire enough domestic workers with "specialized skills."
D) hires a noncitizen worker who is "self-authorized."
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A) bargain collectively with their employer through their representative.
B) insist that their employer require union membership to work.
C) require their employer to contribute financially to their union.
D) none of the choices.
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A) creating an impression of surveillance of union activity.
B) refraining from engaging in conduct on which a charge might be based.
C) interrogating individual employees about union activity.
D) promising to remedy employee grievances immediately after the vote.
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A) the local office of the National Labor Relations Board.
B) the governments of interested foreign nations.
C) the government of the state in which the company is based.
D) the federal government.
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