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Prepare confidently for your **Industrial Relations in Canada 4th Edition** exams with this comprehensive **Test Bank by Hebdon, Brown & Walsworth**. This complete study resource covers **all 12 chapters** and provides extensive exam-style questions designed to help students review major industrial relations concepts, test their knowledge, and prepare for quizzes, midterms, finals, and other assessments. The document includes True/False questions, multiple-choice questions, and discussion questions with correct answers. ### What’s Included: • All 12 chapters • True/False questions with correct answers • Multiple-choice questions with correct answers • Discussion and short-answer questions • Comprehensive chapter-by-chapter coverage • Industrial relations concepts and theories • Labour relations and unionization questions • Collective bargaining practice • Dispute resolution questions • Public-sector industrial relations questions • Canadian labour law and policy topics ### Chapter Coverage: 1. Introduction 2. Labour History 3. Economic, Social, and Political Environments 4. The Legal Environment 5. The Union Perspective 6. The Management Perspective 7. Collective Bargaining 8. Collective Agreement Administration 9. Conflict Resolution: Grievances and Strikes 10. Third-Party Dispute Resolution Procedures 11. Impacts of Unionization 12. Public-Sector Issues ### Key Topics Covered: • Industrial relations systems • Dunlop’s industrial relations model • Labour relations and employment relations • Collective bargaining • Trade unions and unionization • Labour history in Canada • Canadian labour legislation • Labour markets and economic factors • Union and management perspectives • Strategic choice and human resources perspectives • Political economy and Marxist perspectives • Union certification and labour boards • Collective agreements • Grievances and strikes • Mediation, conciliation, and arbitration • Third-party dispute resolution • Union impacts on wages and employment • Public-sector bargaining • Essential services and the right to strike • Government involvement in labour relations The test bank includes questions on fundamental concepts such as the industrial relations system, collective agreements, strikes, Dunlop’s model, unions, labour relations, and the roles of government and employers. It also covers important Canadian labour relations topics including the Industrial Disputes Investigation Act, labour-market conditions, monopsony, union bargaining power, contingent work, union density, and changing employment relationships. The later chapters address public-sector bargaining, essential services, government intervention, dispute-resolution models, management strategies toward unionization, and high-performance work practices. ### Ideal For: Industrial Relations students Labour Relations students Human Resources Management students Canadian employment relations courses Business and management students Midterm and final exam preparation Quiz and test preparation Collective bargaining revision Canadian labour law revision Self-assessment and practice Last-minute exam preparation Use this resource to reinforce your understanding of Canadian industrial relations, practice exam-style questions, review key labour theories and legislation, and prepare more effectively for your upcoming assessments.

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TEST BANK
Industrial Relations in Canada

Hebdon, Brown, Walsworth

4th Edition


All Chapters Complete (Questions with Verified Answers)




Page | 1

,Table of Contents
1. Introduction
2. Labour History
3. Economic, Social, and Political Environments
4. The Legal Environment
5. The Union Perspective
6. The Management Perspective
7. Collective Bargaining
8. Collective Agreement Administration
9. Conflict Resolution: Grievances and Strikes
10.Third-Party Dispute Resolution Procedures
11.Impacts of Unionization
12.Public-Sector Issues




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, Chapter 1

1. A strike is an action by workers in which they stop performing duties and do not report to work.

a. True

b. False

CORRECT ANSWER: True



2. Some argue that the term —employee relations‖ is anti-union, yet some unions use the term for internal
staff positions.

a. True

b. False

CORRECT ANSWER: True



3. Dunlop’s concept of shared ideology refers to a set of common beliefs held by the actors of the
Industrial Relations system.

a. True

b. False

CORRECT ANSWER: True



4. Procedural rules refer to the outcomes of employment relationships.

a. True

b. False

CORRECT ANSWER: False



5. Collective bargaining is the process by which management and labour negotiate the terms and
conditions of employment in a unionized workplace.

a. True

b. False

CORRECT ANSWER: True

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, 6. A union is a group of employees who bargain the terms and conditions of employment.

a. True

b. False

CORRECT ANSWER: False



7. Human Resources focus on the relationship between the employee and governmental regulations.

a. True

b. False

CORRECT ANSWER: False



8. According to Dunlop, the role of Specialized Government Agencies is to develop, implement, and
administer legislation and policies pertinent to the employment relationship.

a. True

b. False

CORRECT ANSWER: True



9. Dunlop suggests that the distribution of power is somewhat important.

a. True

b. False

CORRECT ANSWER: False



10. Competitive factors in the product/service market play a large role in Industrial Relations.

a. True

b. False

CORRECT ANSWER: True




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