Asked by Maegan Hymel on Sep 26, 2024

verifed

Verified

Union contracts are:

A) Legally enforceable for both employees and employers.
B) Largely voluntary agreements that neither party is required by law to follow.
C) Not allowed by law.
D) Legally enforceable for the employees only.

Union Contracts

Agreements negotiated by labor unions and employers defining employment terms, worker benefits, and conditions to ensure fair treatment and equitable wages for union members.

Legally Enforceable

Terms or agreements that can be upheld and imposed by law or in court.

Employees and Employers

The relationship between individuals who provide labor (employees) and those who provide compensation for this labor within an organized work environment (employers).

  • Differentiate between official and casual pacts in worker relationships.
  • Acknowledge the key features and value of collective bargaining.
verifed

Verified Answer

GK
Gopinath Kumaravel2 days ago
Final Answer :
A
Explanation :
Union contracts are legally enforceable for both employees and employers under the National Labor Relations Act. This means that both parties have a legal obligation to follow the terms of the contract.