Lesson 6.13.1
6.13.1 Employer/employee relations Quiz: OCR Business, Unit 6
20 questions
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The 20 questions
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What term describes negotiations between trade union representatives and employers over pay and conditions?
- Arbitration
- Collective bargaining
- Individual bargaining
- Conciliation
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Which independent UK organisation provides free services to help resolve workplace disputes?
- Acas
- CBI
- TUC
- HMRC
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What form of industrial action involves workers refusing to perform duties outside their exact employment contract?
- Picketing
- Work-to-rule
- Strike
- Go-slow
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A neutral third party making a legally binding decision to resolve a workplace dispute is known as:
- Arbitration
- Negotiation
- Mediation
- Conciliation
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Which industrial action involves employees deliberately carrying out their tasks at the slowest possible speed?
- Go-slow
- Overtime ban
- Work-to-rule
- Lockout
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What is the process where a neutral party actively encourages both sides to reach a voluntary compromise?
- Conciliation
- Lockout
- Litigation
- Arbitration
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A joint committee of employee representatives and managers discussing general workplace issues is a:
- Quality circle
- Board of directors
- Trade union
- Works council
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What legal requirement must a trade union fulfil before undertaking lawful industrial action?
- Press release
- Public protest
- Employer consent
- Secret ballot
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Which term describes a formal complaint raised by an employee against their employer regarding working conditions?
- Grievance
- Arbitration
- Disciplinary
- Redundancy
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An employer preventing staff from entering the workplace during an industrial dispute is using a:
- Blacklist
- Go-slow
- Lockout
- Strike
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If 40 out of 200 employees join a strike, what percentage of the workforce is striking?
- 40%
- 20%
- 15%
- 25%
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Which perspective views the firm as a single unit where managers and workers share identical goals?
- Marxist approach
- Individualist approach
- Pluralist approach
- Unitary approach
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Which perspective views conflict in the workplace as inevitable due to differing interests of groups?
- Monist approach
- Capitalist approach
- Pluralist approach
- Unitary approach
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An employee group refusing to work extra hours beyond their contractual basic schedule is an:
- Work-to-rule
- Official strike
- Unofficial strike
- Overtime ban
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Where should an employee initially raise an informal workplace grievance under standard HR procedures?
- Line manager
- Acas officer
- Tribunal judge
- Managing director
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If 150 members vote on strike action and 120 vote yes, what is the approval rate?
- 85%
- 70%
- 80%
- 75%
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What organisation represents the collective interests of various trade unions across the United Kingdom?
- TUC
- IoD
- Acas
- CBI
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Which term refers to employees standing outside a workplace to persuade others not to enter during a strike?
- Picketing
- Boycotting
- Lockout
- Whistleblowing
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A formal agreement between an employer and a trade union regarding pay and terms is a:
- Collective agreement
- Redundancy offer
- Whistleblowing policy
- Employment contract
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If a factory loses 5 days of output across 20 workers due to industrial action, how many worker-days are lost?
- 100 days
- 1000 days
- 25 days
- 80 days
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