ECON 102 Lecture Notes - Lecture 22: National Labor Relations Act, Marginal Product, Marginal Revenue

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Labor union: a labor cartel, or a group of workers, who voluntarily join together to bargain with their employer as a team. In other words, a union is a democratic organization of employees in a workplace who choose to join together to achieve common goals. Under the national labor relations act (1935): any union that gains the consent of the majority of employees in a work site becomes the legal representative of all employees at that work site. Any union that gains the consent of the majority of employees in a work site becomes the legal representative of all employees at that work site. In the past few decades, worker participation in unions have greatly declined. Strike: when employees stop working until their employer grants certain demands. A picket line is: when striking union workers line up in front of their former workplace and prevent other workers from replacing them.

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