UNIT 2 REVIEW GAME Labor Unions 123456 Types of Workers 123456 Union Strategies 123456 Miscellaneous 1234XX Business Organizations 123456.

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UNIT 2 REVIEW GAME Labor Unions Types of Workers Union Strategies Miscellaneous 1234XX Business Organizations

The first organization of national labor unions; craft union only. AFL - American Federation of Labor

Union made up of all workers in an industry. Industrial union

Association of workers organized to improve wages and working conditions for its members. Labor Union

Union made up of skilled workers in a specific trade or industry. Craft Union

Provide (1) negative of labor unions. Increase prices

The first national union organizing skilled and semi- skilled workers. CIO – Congress of Industrial Organizations

Category of workers employed in crafts, manufacturing, and non-farm labor. Blue-collar worker

Refers to office workers, salespeople, and professionals – highly trained White Collar Worker

People whose jobs require some training. Semi-skilled workers

People whose jobs require no specialized training. Unskilled worker

Highly educated individuals with college degrees and usually additional education & training. professionals

Person who has learned a trade of craft through a vocational school or apprenticeship. Skilled worker

Process by which unions and management negotiate the terms of employment. Collective bargaining

A deliberate work stoppage by workers to force an employer to give into demands. strike

When unions urge the public not to purchase the goods and services produced by the company. boycott

When workers on strike signs that state their complaint with the company. picketing

When a neutral person steps in and tries to get both sides to reach an agreement. mediation

When 2 sides submit the issues they cannot agree on to a 3 rd party for a final decision. arbitration

What is the smallest level of organized labor. Local union

When a company closes the doors to the business and prevents workers from returning. Lockout

What is the highest level of organized labor. Federation

What are right to work laws? Laws passed by the government to prevent unions from forcing workers to join.

Business owned by a single owner. Single proprietorship

File this form with the government to start a partnership. Articles of Partnership

Receive this from the government to start a corporation. Charter

Courts can seize personal property to satisfy claims against a firm. Unlimited liability

Business must be reorganized after death of owner. Limited life

Group of people who control a corporation. Board of directors

Ownership of a corporation is sold in… Stock

Category of workers employed in crafts, manufacturing, and or non-farm labor. Blue-collar worker

Refers to office workers, salespeople, and professionals – highly trained White collar worker