1. The policy which drove Congress to pass the NLRA is stated to be as follows:

Select one:

a.

6 of the 6 choices for answers

b.

to encourage negotiating terms of employment

c.

5 of the 6 choices offered for answers

d.

to reduce the cost of products in the online marketplace and make the transportation of goods more effective and efficient

e.

to protect the rights of employees to pick their representatives in the workplace

f.

to eliminate obstructions to the economy

g.

to encourage collective bargaining

h.

to protect the rights of employees to be in Union

2. The first section of the NLRA, which you have now read, is Section 1 of the Act. What is the heading, in capital letters, of Section 2?

Select one:

a.

Employee and Employer Rights

b.

Procedures

c.

Definitions

d.

Unfair Labor Practices

e.

National Labor Relations Board

3. The second paragraph basically states what?

Select one:

a.

unorganized workers up against big corporations leads to low wages

b.

unorganized workers up against big corporations leads to unstable wage rates and working conditions

c.

Hey, what's going on around here? Am I supposed to actually read that thing?

d.

all 4 choices described in these answers

e.

3 of the 4 choices described in these answers

f.

unequal bargaining power between workers and corporations will lead to a vibrant and growing economy

g.

unorganized workers up against big corporations lead to economic depressions

h.

2 of the 4 choices described in these answers

4. The third paragraph extolls collective bargaining because it

Select one:

a.

provides employees with bargaining power equal to that of large corporations

b.

We'll be back after this!

c.

3 of the 4 choices offered in these answers

d.

all 4 of the choices described in these answers

e.

allows workers and employers to settle disputes in the workplace in a non-explosive manner

f.

2 of the 4 choices described in these answers

g.

results in full exfollation of bargaining power of all parties engaged in this collective process

h.

keeps commerce safe from interruptions by labor strife