chapter 10 Flashcards

(29 cards)

1
Q

How many calendar days does the fire chief have to respond to a step 4 grievance

A

10 days

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2
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Which of the following specified that an employee cannot be forced to sign a contract as a condition of employment

A

Norris-LaGuardia Act of 1932

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3
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Which of the following required that unions file an annual report with the government listing the assets of the organization and the names and assets of every officer and employee

A

Landrum-Griffin Act of 1959

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4
Q

Which forms the basis of formal labor relations in the United States

A

Wagner-Connery Act of 1935

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5
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What is in place when dealing with a grievance that will prevent the process from stalling at any level for an excessive amount of time

A

Timeline

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6
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What ended the prohibition of union representing of multiple labor groups

A

Clayton act

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7
Q

When did the Fair Labor Standards Act begin to apply to government employees

A

1974

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8
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When did President John F Kennedy issue an executive order that granted federal employee the right to bargain collectively under restricted rules

A

1963

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9
Q

Who typically handles a step 3 grievances

A

Administrative fire officer

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10
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When did the supreme court stroke down the National Industrial Recovery Act as constitutional

A

1935

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11
Q

When did the labor movement have a political advantage and make considerable progress

A

1915-1930

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12
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What focuses on the working conditions and benefits of the union members

A

Organized labor

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13
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When did the IAFF vote to eliminate the 50 year old no strike clause in its constitution

A

1968

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14
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In how many states in the United states is striking by state employees legal

A

10

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15
Q

What was the reason behind the firefighter strikes between 1918 and 1921

A

better working conditions

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16
Q

When was the IAFF established

A

February 28 1918

17
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What is a dispute, claim, or complaint that any employee may have about the interpretation of some provision of the labor agreement

18
Q

What length “cooling off” period is designated under the Taft-Hartley Labor Act of 1947

19
Q

What is the root cause of almost every labor disturbance

A

Failure to manage the relationship between labor and management

20
Q

Who is generally the first point of contact between the fire department organization and the workers

21
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What is the intervention of a neutral third party is an industrial dispute

22
Q

Who acts as an advocate for the individual or group that submitted a grievance

A

Union representative

23
Q

After what number of hours in a maximum 28 day cycle will fire fighters be paid overtime

24
Q

When did organized labor reach a turning point

25
What should be discussed at the one on one meeting you schedule with each member of your company
Job performance and expectations
26
Right to work laws
Those states, a worker cannot be compelled, as a condition of employment, to join or pay dues to a labor union
27
Closed shop
Worker must be a member of particular union to work for the company
28
Open shop
Provide the worker with the option of remaining outside the union
29
President John F Kennedy issued Executive Order
#10988 in 1963, which granted federal employees the right to bargain collectively under restricted rules