NAME: ________________________
← Contract & Employment Law Test
5 Written Questions
5 Matching Questions
- Unemployment Compesarion Law
- Uniform Commercial Code (UCC)
- Collective Bargaining
- Mutual Agreement
- Nataly Chavez
- a When all parties agree to the terms of the contract
- b 2nd
- c Section of law that governs the sale of goods
- d Provides funds for workers which are unemployed due to layoffs; allows time for workers to find another job; established by the federal Social Security Act in 1935; funded by taxpayers
- e When employers and employees negotiate their salary and work requirements; usually involves the employees being represented by a union; governed by the National Labor Relations Act; can lead to strikes and layoffs
5 Multiple Choice Questions
- Judge made law passed down over the years; governs everything except for the sale of goods
- legally enforceable document between two or more parties that creates an obligation; usually regulated and enforced by the state in which it was made
- provides payment and assistance to employees who are hurt or disabled on the job; gives fixed monetary awards to such individuals
- People, organizations or corporations
- Occurs when the party to which the offer was made agrees to the terms of the contract; may not be made immediately; must somehow be communicated to the party that offered the contract
5 True/False Questions
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Union → group formed by employees to negotiate with the employer
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Breach of Contract → legally enforceable document between two or more parties that creates an obligation; usually regulated and enforced by the state in which it was made
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Revoked → group formed by employees to negotiate with the employer
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Equal Pay Act → States that you cannot discriminate wages based on gender
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Counteroffers → When the original offer of a contract is not accepted and a new offer is returned in the original offers place; void or nullifies the original offer; may be accepted, rejected or modified by the party that made the original offer
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