Chapter 10
Chapter 10
Chapter 10/11
Chapter 11
100

Arbitrator

Third-party neutral who resolves a labour dispute by issuing a final and binding decision in an agreement

100

Lockout

Strategy by which the employer denies employees the opportunity to work by closing it's operations

100

Boycott

Refusal to patronize the employer

100

Multinational Corporation (MNC)

Firm with independent business units operating in several countries

200

Bargaining Unit

Group of two or more employees who share common employment interests and conditions and may reasonably be grouped together for purpose of collective bargaining

200

Open Shop

Provision of the collective agreement that allows employees to join or not to join the union

200

Cultural Environment

Communications, religion, values and ideologies, education, and social structure of a country

200

Transitional Corporation

Firm that attempts to balance local responsiveness and a global scale via a network of specialized operating units

300

Closed Shop

Provision of the collective agreement that requires employers to hire only union members

300

Strike

A situation in which unionized workers refuse to perform their work during labour negotiations

300

Cultural Shock

Perpetual stress experienced by people who settle overseas

300

Work Permit or Visa

A government document granting a foreign individual the right to seek employment

400

Grievance Procedure

Formal procedure that provides for the union to represent members and nonmembers in processing a grievance

400

Union Shop

Provision of the collective agreement that requires employees to join the union as a condition of their employment

400

Global Corporation

Firm that has integrated worldwide operations through a centralized home office

500

Labour Relations Process

Logical sequence of 4 events

1. Workers desire collective representation

2.The union begins its organizing campaign

3. Collective negotiations lead to a contract

4. The contract is administered

500

Picket

Placing persons at business entrances to advertise the dispute and to discourage people from entering the premises

500

International Corporation

Domestic firm that uses its existing capabilities to move into overseas markets

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