CHAPTER 18
Unions and Collective Bargaining Agreements
1. Unions were organized during the depression of the 1920’s.
2. In the 1800’s, the workday exceeded 10 hours per day.
3. The Sherman Act guaranteed the right of workers to organize unions.
4. The Pullman Act reduced the use of injunctions in labor disputes.
5. The Sherman Act’s provision against business combinations was interpreted to apply against
unions.
6. The Norris LaGuardia Act outlawed agreements of non union membership as a condition to
employment.
7. Yellow Dog Contracts prohibited union membership as a condition to employment.
8. The future of unions has become more tenuous with the passage of NAFTA and the GATT.
9. Collective Bargaining is binding on all union members.
10. Collective Bargaining Agreements are contracts.
11. Which of the following prohibited non union membership as a condition to employment?
a) Sherman Act
b) Railway Labor Act
c) Norris LaGuardia Act
d) Wagner Act
e) Clayton Act