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Week
9 Discussion
Discussion: Employment Law/Labor Relations
A secretary employed by a U.S. aircraft
dealership regularly works 9 am – 5 pm, Monday through Friday. The secretary’s
duties include filling in the blanks in all of the various form documents
needed to close aircraft sales and being present during closings to type up any
changes that may arise. Sometimes, closings are not completed until after 5 pm.
This most often happens on Fridays. When that happens, the secretary is allowed
to come to work later the following workday morning to compensate for having
worked late to help finish closing the sale.
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Is the employer in
compliance with the law? Explain.
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If this is a
violation, what are the possible consequences to the employer?
Option
2
South Carolina is an employment at will state.
Management of an aerospace manufacturing plant located there learns the
identities of a half-dozen of the company’s machinists who are surreptitiously
circulating authorization cards among their co-workers in an effort to become
represented by a union.
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Is the company running
any legal risks if it fires those employees without stating a reason for their
discharge?
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Explain.
Option
3
You are a pilot for a low-cost U.S. airline
whose pilots are not represented by a union or working under a collective
bargaining agreement. As a cost-saving measure, airline management decides to
drop the pilots’ health insurance benefit.
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Can the company
legally impose this change immediately and unilaterally, or is it required to
first follow some specified procedure?
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Explain.
Option
4
You are an avionics technician employed by
a U.S. airline, all of whose maintenance personnel are represented by a
union and working under a union contract with the company. You dislike unions,
don’t want to be a member of the union or to have to pay union dues, and don’t
want the union representing your interests.
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Can you opt out and
cut your own deal with management?
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Explain.
Option
5
If you are employed as a pilot by a U.S.
company that is not an air carrier, is it to your advantage or disadvantage to
be classified by the U.S. Department of Labor as a “learned professional”?
Explain.
Option 6
For a nation or union of nations other than the U.S.:
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Identify laws
governing employee minimum wages, compensation, and hours worked
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Compare and contrast
those laws to the U.S. minimum wage & the Fair Labor Standards Act
described in the text.
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Determine whether
commercial airlines are governed by the same laws as other businesses or by
separate laws.
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Provide examples of
labor strikes that have disrupted either air transportation or aerospace
manufacturing there since 2007.
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Provide hyperlinks to
references relied on.
Reply
Respond critically and analytically, but politely and
professionally, to at least two of your classmates’ posts. One of your
responses must be to a scenario you did
not choose to answer. Express your agreement or disagreement with their
analyses and clearly state your reasons.
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