Legal final Flashcards

1
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The Norris-Laguardia act generally prohibits

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States from passing laws restricting union activity

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2
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which of the following is NOT considered an unfair labor practice under the National Labor Relations Act

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D) All of the above are unfair labor practices

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3
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The Powers of the national labor relations board include

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D) A and C
A. Monitoring of unfair labor practices
C. Regulate Union representation elections

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4
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A place of employment where all employees are represented by a union, most empower are union members, but non-union workers must pay some type of union fee is called

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An agency shop

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5
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Right to work laws, if passed by a state:

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Prohibit Agency Shops

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the primary purpose of the Landrum-Griffin Act is

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To require more detailed regulation of internal union affairs

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7
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What pricing agreements among competitors are legal?

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None, because competitors are forbidden to enter into such agreements

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The National Labor Relations Board was created by

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The National Labor Relations Act

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9
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Which of the following prohibits the use of the federal injunction to halt a labor dispute

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Norris LaGuardia Act

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10
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courts will consider which of the following factors in determining whether certain labor activity constitutes a secondary boycott

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D) A B AND C are correct

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11
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in Proving an antitrust violation in which the “Per Se” standard is applied:

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the Plantiff need only prove the existence of the prohibited Conduct

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under the Securities Act of 1933, an accountant may be liable for any material false, misleading financial information, including omission of material fact provided

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the purchaser proves a false statement or omission

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13
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in which of the following situations would the employer have have liability for sexual harassment

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an employer would be liable in situations A and B

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14
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which of the following may be used to pay a man more than a women without violation in the equal pay act?

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D) All of the above may be used to allow a pay differential

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15
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Violations of the Sherman Act are subject to:

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D) all of the above

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16
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a corporation which acquires the stock of another corporation where the effect maybe substantially to lessen competition between the two corporations has violated

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the Clayton act

17
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the government would likely attempt to prevent a merger between

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united states and delta airlines

18
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If a manufacturer seller conditions its safe upon the buyer’s purchasing a second product from the seller, this is referred to as

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a tying agreement

19
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which of the following is Not considered an unfair labor practice under the NLFA?

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all of the above are considered an unfair labor practice

20
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The sherman act expressly holds illegal:

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Both {A} and {B} are correct