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Which employees may engage in lawful and concerted activities for the purpose of Collective Bargaining or for their mutual aid and protection?
Which employees may engage in lawful and concerted activities for the purpose of Collective Bargaining or for their mutual aid and protection?
- Alien employees and working children
- Employees of religious, charitable, medical, educational institutions (correct)
- Homeworkers and employees of cooperatives
- Employees of government-owned and controlled corporations without original charters established under the Corporation Code
Who has the right to form, join, and assist labor organizations for the purpose of Collective Bargaining?
Who has the right to form, join, and assist labor organizations for the purpose of Collective Bargaining?
- Supervisory employees only
- Employees of government-owned and controlled corporations
- Alien employees and working children
- All private sector employees (correct)
Who are considered supervisory employees?
Who are considered supervisory employees?
- Employees of legitimate contractors
- Employees who effectively recommend managerial actions requiring independent judgment (correct)
- All rank-and-file employees of government agencies
- Employees of government-owned and controlled corporations with original charters
Who are eligible to exercise the right to self-organization in the public sector?
Who are eligible to exercise the right to self-organization in the public sector?
Which employees are not allowed to engage in Collective Bargaining with the principals but with the contractors?
Which employees are not allowed to engage in Collective Bargaining with the principals but with the contractors?
Study Notes
Labor Laws and Rights
- Employees engaging in lawful and concerted activities for Collective Bargaining or mutual aid and protection include those exercising their right to self-organization.
Right to Form Labor Organizations
- Employees have the right to form, join, and assist labor organizations for the purpose of Collective Bargaining.
Supervisory Employees
- Supervisory employees are considered those in a supervisory role.
Public Sector Self-Organization
- Public sector employees are eligible to exercise the right to self-organization.
Limitations on Collective Bargaining
- Employees of contractors are not allowed to engage in Collective Bargaining with principals (clients), but rather with the contractors themselves.
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Test your knowledge of labor relations and negotiation rights in the private sector with this quiz. Explore the right to self-organization, collective bargaining, and lawful activities for mutual aid and protection. See how well you understand who may exercise these rights in the workplace.
