Business Law 23.1 Establishment of Unions

The minimum sales of goods a retail store can sell annually to be governed by state labor-management laws.

• $300,000
• $400,000
• $500,000
• $600,000

An act of Congress that prohibited restraints of trade and made business monopolies illegal.

• Sherman Antitrust Act
• Danbury Hatters Case
• Clayton Act
• National Labor Relations Act

In this case the U.S Supreme Court ruled that the Sherman Antitrust Act did apply to unions.

• Clayton Act
• Danbury Hatters Case
• State of Ohio vs. Brown

The Century when labor unions in the United States began to strike

• 1700's
• 1800's
• 1900's
• 2000's

An act of Congress that exempted unions from the Sherman Antitrust Act.

• National Labor Relations Act
• Clayton Act

Employees had to promise not to join a union.

• Fair Labor Law
• ex-parte injunction
• yellow-dog contract
• right-to-work law

An injunction issued by a judge after hearing only one side of an argument.

• yellow-dog contract
• ex-parte injunction
• one-sided injunction

An agency that administers the rights and duties given to workers, employers, and unions.

• National Labor Relations Board
• Sherman Antitrust Act
• Clayton Act
• Environmental Protection Agency

Something workers sign to show they want to be represented by a particular union.

• score card
• authorization card
• employment card
• union card

Laws that prohibit comupulsory union membership and ban the union shop

• right-to-work-laws
• unfair labor laws
• discharged for cause
• discharged without cause