HRM Chapter 12 Quiz

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In what situation would a principle grievance be filed?

When several members of the union feel mistreated

When an individual feels mistreated

On behalf of the union and based on a larger issue (correct)

When an employee does not wish to file individually

What is the primary reason for the decline in union membership in the United States?

Varied reasons depending on different perspectives (correct)

Lack of support from the government

Increased number of individual grievances filed

Changes in labor laws favoring management

When should a union or policy grievance be filed?

When an employee does not wish to file individually (correct)

When several members of the union feel mistreated

On behalf of the union and based on a larger issue

When an individual feels mistreated

A check-off provision of a contract compels the organization to take union dues out of the paycheck of union members.

True Signup and view all the answers

In a right-to-work state, it is legal to have an agency shop where union membership is not required but union dues are still required to be paid.

False Signup and view all the answers

There are three categories of collective bargaining issues.

True Signup and view all the answers

What are the key takeaways from the video on the grievance process for the Association of Flight Attendants union?

The key takeaways are that the grievance process is a formal process to address any complaints about contract violations, it varies from contract to contract, and ensures a fair process for both union members and management. Signup and view all the answers

Why is HR typically involved in the grievance process?

HR is normally involved in this process because it has intimate knowledge of the contract and laws that guide the contract. Signup and view all the answers

When can the union decide to escalate a grievance to the national union for a decision?

The union can decide to escalate the grievance to the national union if it is not satisfied with the resolution at the previous stages of the grievance process. Signup and view all the answers

A principle grievance may be filed on behalf of the union and is usually based on a larger issue, such as a policy or ______ issue.

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HRM Chapter 12 Quiz

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In what situation would a principle grievance be filed?

What is the primary reason for the decline in union membership in the United States?

When should a union or policy grievance be filed?

A check-off provision of a contract compels the organization to take union dues out of the paycheck of union members.

In a right-to-work state, it is legal to have an agency shop where union membership is not required but union dues are still required to be paid.

There are three categories of collective bargaining issues.

What are the key takeaways from the video on the grievance process for the Association of Flight Attendants union?

Why is HR typically involved in the grievance process?

When can the union decide to escalate a grievance to the national union for a decision?

A principle grievance may be filed on behalf of the union and is usually based on a larger issue, such as a policy or ______ issue.

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