WorksheetsGrade 9 Labour Union
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 11mins
how will labour unions affect an employee?
They negotiate the working conditions and wages received.
Support restrictions on imported goods through quotas and tariffs.
The prices of products raise to a higher amount.
They don't affect an employee.
how will labour unions affect an employer?
The high-skilled workers are more likely to be represented by a union.
Products cost more than usual.
They have to pay more for low-skilled employees.
They don't affect them at all.
How do labour unions affect the market and mixed economies?
Labour unions barely, if at all, affect market and mixed economies.
Employers are able to demand better treatment.
Employees are able to demand better treatment.
How did labour unions impact the government?
They restricted labour supply and increased labour demand.
They restricted labour demand and increased labour supply.
The government is a labour union :^)))
Why should labour unions continue to exist?
Sets standards for how to treat yourself and take care of your hygiene.
It sets standards for education, skill level, wages and worker conditions.
wHy dO yOU conTiNuE tO exiST???
How are labour unions affected by corruption?
The government is in control of everything the labour union does and can be threatened by powerful people.
Corruption is natural and has to happen at some point. It happens to everyone. Don't worry about it smh
People in power in labour unions can threaten other people if positions aren't allowed (ie. friends, family).
What of the following statements describe the cartoon the best?
The labour union is building up walls of terrible things to protect the world for the workers that aren't being able to be used.
A labour union is protecting the workers by breaking the walls that construct them from having a better lifestyle.
The labour union is building a wall just like Trump has planned in order to block out the workers that could be doing illegal practices.
Why were labour unions created?
The employees would unfairly treat their employers.
The employers would unfairly treat their employees.
God said so. God wanted to help all of us with labour unions.
Define collective bargaining.
The negotiation of wages and other conditions of employment by an organized body of employees.
The negotiation of salary and other conditions of employment by an unorganized organization of people that all work in the government.
To collectively bargain.
The negotiation of employment of wages and other conditions by an organized people from the city council.
How would strike positively affect workers?
It would "force" employers to accept a "reasonable" proposition by employees.
It would allow them to get back their old position without a decrease in a positive employee and employer relationship bond.
Both parties lose money because of delayed service and loss of production time.
In what situation would a labour union not be able to do anything?
When it would be out of their reach.
If a government views the labour union as illegal.
All of the above.
What describes bargaining procedures for unions and employers?
Collective agreement in good faith.
They create strikes and they make each other suffer.
They would proceed to bargain.
What was one of the most influential strikes in Canadian history?
Calgary general strike in 1967
Winnipeg general strike 1919
Bituminous coal strike 1946
How did it affect labour unions and collective rights?
They were greatly encouraged for years to come and they thrived.
They weren't allowed for the next 30 years.
It was immediately acknowledged on The Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
How did labour unions affect child labour?
Fought to make sure employees stick by the law.
Fought to make sure they don't use illegal tactics.
All of the above.
