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Agency - Answer -A contract relationship between a principal and an agent whereby
the principal authorizes the agent to work on his or her behalf and with power to bind
the principal.

Appropriation of Image of Likeness - Answer -A type of tort in which an employer uses
the name, image, or likeness of an employee for commercial purposes in a way that is
not described in the job description.

Assumption of Risk - Answer -An employer defense that states an employee knows
and accepts the risk of potential injury in a certain position.

Authorization cards - Answer -An authorization card is a form signed by an employee to
designate a union as his or her bargaining agent. The union authorization card is legally
binding on the employee, despite any claims the union may make to the contrary.

Bargaining unit - Answer -A group of workers represented by a union in collective
bargaining.

Bona Fide Occupational Qualification (BFOQ) - Answer -A reasonable employment
qualification that an employer is allowed to consider when making decisions about hiring
and retaining employees.

Dual purpose mission - Answer -This occurs when an employee conducts personal and
work business at the same time; subjecting the employer to liability for the employee's
actions.

Due Diligence - Answer -Reasonable steps are taken by an employer to ensure that
applicants are eligible to be hired.

Due process - Answer -Fair treatment through the normal judicial system, especially as
a citizen's entitlement.

Duty to bargain in good faith - Answer -A concept that requires a mutual obligation of
both parties to participate actively in negotiations by demonstrating intent to resolve a
dispute.

Employer - Answer -One who employs the services of others in exchange for wages.

E-verify - Answer -An online tool administered through the U.S. Citizenship and
Immigration Services (USCIS) and used by employers to verify the validity of
documents presented by new hires.

, Breach of Duty - Answer -A breach of the duty of care occurs when one fails to fulfill his
or her duty of care to act reasonably in some aspect.

Business Necessity - Answer -A legitimate business purpose that justifies an
employment decision as effective and necessary.

Closed shop - Answer -An illegal requirement that an employee is a union member.

Collective bargaining - Answer -The negotiation process between unions and
employers.

Compensatory Time under FLSA - Answer -An option for public employers to allow
time off for employees instead of payment.

Compliance Requirement under OSHA - Answer -A mandate that all employers comply
with all safety and health requirements issued by the Department of Labor.

Concerted Activity under NLRA - Answer -Any effort by employees to join together to
seek improvement in working conditions.

Contributory Negligence - Answer -An employer defense that an employee's errant
conduct contributed to a workplace injury.

Defamation - Answer -Communicating false statements that harm a person's
reputation.

Defined Benefit Plan - Answer -A type of pension plan that provides a fixed amount of
payment upon retirement.

Defined Contribution Plan - Answer -A type of pension plan in which an employer sets
aside a certain amount each year for the employee, to be distributed upon retirement.

"Disability" defined by ADA - Answer -A physical or mental condition that hinders an
employee's movement or activities.

Exempt Employee - Answer -Employees who are fully or partially free from FLSA
provisions.

Fellow Servant Rule - Answer -An employer defense that another employee, not the
employer, caused a workplace injury.

Fiduciary - Answer -An entity that acts as a guardian or caretaker.

Fiduciary Duty - Answer -A fiduciary is a person who holds a legal or ethical
relationship of trust with one or more other parties. Typically, a fiduciary prudently takes
care of money or other assets for another person.

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