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Effective Police Supervision Study Guide

Harry More; Larry S. Miller; Michael Braswell

Chapter 15

Labor Relations—Problem Solving Through Constructive Conflict - all with Video Answers

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Chapter Questions

Problem 1

Which act, signed into law by President Franklin D. Roosevelt, was officially known as the National Labor Relations Act?
a. Bosworth Act.
b. Baker Act.
c. Myers Act.
d. Wagner Act.

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Problem 2

In 1945, union membership for blue-collar industries reached an all-time high of percent of the workforce.
a. 16.1
b. 22.8
c. 35.5
d. 40.3

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Problem 3

According to The World Almanac, it is now estimated that_percent of American workers are represented by unions.
a. 16.1
b. 22.8
c. 35.5
d. 40.3

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Problem 4

Public employees at all levels of government resented that they were systematically excluded from collective bargaining and considered it to be an unwarranted intrusion on their Amendment right to freedom of association.
a. First
b. Third
c. Fifth
d. Tenth

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Problem 5

The Boston police strike of is viewed by many unionists as one of the most important events in police history, giving the nation its first real exposure to labor problems in municipal government.
a. 1945
b. 1933
c. 1919
d. 1965

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Problem 6

In 1959, _ became the first state to grant public employees a limited right to bargain with their employer for wages, hours and working conditions.
a. Alaska
b. Alabama
c. Massachusetts
d. Wisconsin

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Problem 7

At the present time, more than__percent of the states have adopted legislation that permits public employees to participate in collective bargaining.
a. 60
b. 70
c. 80
d. 90

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Emily Himsel
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Problem 8

According to Cole and Smith, nearly of all American police officers are due-paying members of labor unions today.
a. one-quarter
b. one-half
c. three-fourths
d. seven-eighths

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Qudsiya Anis
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Problem 9

Unionism and collective bargaining are referred to by Samuel Walker as
a. sowing the seeds of change.
b. the hidden revolution.
c. the wave of the future.
d. the scope of bargaining.

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Banhishikha Sinha
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Problem 10

Collective bargaining is a vehicle for problem solving through
a. the decision-making process.
b. unilateral decision-making.
c. constructive conflict.
d. vigorous debate.

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Problem 11

Of the three types of bargaining proposals, which deals with new benefits for retirees?
a. Mandatory subjects.
b. Voluntary subjects.
c. Illegal subjects.
d. None of the above.

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Problem 12

Of the three types of bargaining proposals, which deals with binding arbitration?
a. Mandatory subjects.
b. Voluntary subjects.
c. Illegal subjects.
d. None of the above.

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Problem 13

Of the three types of bargaining proposals, which deals with disability?
a. Mandatory subjects.
b. Voluntary subjects.
c. Illegal subjects.
d. None of the above.

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J Hardin
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Problem 14

There are four basic categories in negotiating proposals. Which of the following includes items the negotiating team is willing to give up?
a. Trade-off.
b. Expendable.
c. Nonnegotiable.
d. Negotiable.

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Problem 15

There are four basic categories in negotiating proposals. Which of the following includes items the negotiating team would like to have, but on which it is willing to compromise?
a. Trade-off.
b. Expendable.
c. Nonnegotiable.
d. Negotiable.

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Problem 16

There are four impasse-resolution techniques. Which of the following requires each side to submit a "final" offer, of which one will be binding?
a. Mediation.
b. Fact-finding.
c. Final best offer arbitration.
d. Binding arbitration.

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Problem 17

There are four impasse-resolution techniques. Which of the following involves the process of quasijudicial hearings?
a. Mediation.
b. Fact-finding.
c. Final best offer arbitration.
d. Binding arbitration.

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Problem 18

There are four basic types of job actions. Which of the following alters the normal pace of life and generates public demands for a return to the status quo?
a. No-confidence votes.
b. Work slowdowns.
c. Work speedups.
d. Work stoppages.

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Dennis Howard
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Problem 19

There are four basic types of job actions. Which is designed to create anxiety and disruption in the public, producing social stress and precipitating demands for acquiescence to the union?
a. No-confidence votes.
b. Work slowdowns.
c. Work speedups.
d. Work stoppages.

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Problem 20

Successful police work requires
a. communication, cooperation and ideal conditions.
b. communication, cooperation and coordination.
c. communication, cooperation and consideration.
d. communication, consideration and ideal conditions.

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Problem 21

Which approach to management rights issues presumes that management's authority is supreme in all matters except those specifically conceded?
a. Reserved rights concept.
b. Designated rights concept.

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