A) Benoit has no legal obligation to honour the picket line.
B) Benoit is prohibited from doing business with an employer involved in a strike.
C) Benoit is free to continue doing business with the employer, but the employer will face serious fines for continuing to operate during a strike.
D) Benoit has the legal right to cross the picket line, but if he is injured by those on strike, he will have no recourse against them.
E) Benoit must cross the picket line, otherwise the supplier can sue him under the Canada Labour Code.
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A) Absenteeism twice in the last year
B) Tardiness once in the last two years
C) Refusal to work in an unsafe work environment
D) Habitual negligence or incompetence
E) No work to do
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A) The critical factor in this relationship is control; the employer tells the employee not only what to do but also how to do it.
B) An employee for a company could also be an agent for the company.
C) One responsibility of an employer is to provide the employee with a safe workplace.
D) An employee sometimes owes a fiduciary duty to his or her employer.
E) If an employer contracts to paint Mr. Shore's barn and sends the employee out to do the painting, if the employee is not paid he can sue his employer or Mr. Shore for his wage.
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A) Closed shop
B) Agency shop
C) Rand formula
D) Maintenance of membership
E) Check-off provision
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A) The picket line has the legal right to physically block people from the plant if they are not persuaded to turn back.
B) The management was in the wrong and would be unsuccessful in getting an injunction to stop the strike and picketing.
C) The union was right in objecting to the layoffs, but it should have followed the grievance procedures in the collective agreement. Their strike is illegal.
D) In this type of dispute, the workers can slow down and disrupt production, but they can't walk off the job.
E) If the workers disagreed with the layoffs, management could lock them out.
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A) binding arbitration.
B) certification.
C) conciliation.
D) job action.
E) mediation.
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A) The contractual term overrides the common law and statutory provisions by virtue of the freedom to contract. Jeff would lose his lawsuit.
B) The contractual term does not comply with the legislation, so the Court would substitute the minimum notice period set out in the statute. Jeff would be entitled to 8 weeks' notice.
C) Jeff is not entitled to any notice. When a business runs into financial difficulty, that it considered just cause to terminate an employee.
D) Jeff is entitled to the amount set out in the legislation, plus any amount specified in the contract. Jeff should have been given 10 weeks' notice.
E) The contractual term does not comply with the legislation, so it is void. The Court would award damages calculated on the basis of a reasonable amount of notice.
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A) Jurisdictional dispute
B) Rights dispute
C) Interest dispute
D) Recognition dispute
E) Commercial disputes
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