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Part VI: Multiple choice questions
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Part VI: Multiple choice questions
Collective Employment Law
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Who is responsible for determining whether or not a body should be 'listed' as a trade union?
The Central Arbitration Committee (CAC)
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The Certification Officer
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The Trades Union Congress (TUC)
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The Secretary of State for Business, Enterprise and Regulatory Reform
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What term is used to describe a situation in which an organisation makes being a member of a union is a condition of employment?
Freedom of association
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Trade union recognition
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Closed shop
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Black listing
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Which of the following statements about the rights of union officials in organisations which recognise unions is incorrect?
They have a right to be provided with basic office facilities.
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They have the right to take paid time off for training purposes.
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They have the right to accompany members at disciplinary hearings.
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They have the right to be consulted before redundancies take place.
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To what extent is it true to state that "workers" have much less extensive protection than "employees" when they are dismissed for a trade union reason?
It is untrue.
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It is true.
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It was untrue until 2004, it is now true.
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It was true until 2004, it is now untrue.
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Which of the following statements about the legal status of collective agreements in the UK is accurate?
They are rarely legally enforceable.
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They are never legally enforceable.
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They are always legally enforceable.
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Generally they are now legally enforceable.
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Which of the following areas of collective employment law is the Central Arbitration Committee responsible for adjudicating?
Sequestration of union funds.
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Freedom of association.
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Dismissal of employees taking industrial action.
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Recognition and derecognition of trade unions.
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In order to force an employer to recognise a trade union, what must be achieved by a union in a secret ballot?
A simple majority of the votes cast.
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A majority of votes plus 40% of the total electorate.
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51% of the total electorate.
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75% of the total electorate.
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What percentage of an organisation's employers must make a formal request if an employer is to implement the Information and Consultation of Employees Regulations 2004?
50%
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40%
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10%
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5%
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Which of the following torts, if breached during a period of industrial action, does
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Defamation
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Inducing a breach of contract
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Intimidation
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Conspiracy
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Which of the following types of industrial action is entirely lawful and will not generally be suspended by a court?
Secondary action
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Action with a political purpose
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Action to secure the reinstatement of dismissed strikers
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Action to protest about the allocation of work
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During which of the following types of industrial action is it generally unlawful for an employer to dock workers' pay?
Partial performance of duties
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Secondary action
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Working to contract
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Unofficial action
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How long after an official industrial dispute has begun is it sometimes lawful for an employer to dismiss the employees who are taking action?
26 weeks
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12 weeks
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8 weeks
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2 weeks
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