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Contract & Employment Law Test

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5 Written Questions

5 Matching Questions

  1. Unemployment Compesarion Law
  2. Uniform Commercial Code (UCC)
  3. Collective Bargaining
  4. Mutual Agreement
  5. Nataly Chavez
  1. a When all parties agree to the terms of the contract
  2. b 2nd
  3. c Section of law that governs the sale of goods
  4. 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
  5. 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

  1. Judge made law passed down over the years; governs everything except for the sale of goods
  2. legally enforceable document between two or more parties that creates an obligation; usually regulated and enforced by the state in which it was made
  3. provides payment and assistance to employees who are hurt or disabled on the job; gives fixed monetary awards to such individuals
  4. People, organizations or corporations
  5. 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

  1. Uniongroup formed by employees to negotiate with the employer

          

  2. Breach of Contractlegally enforceable document between two or more parties that creates an obligation; usually regulated and enforced by the state in which it was made

          

  3. Revokedgroup formed by employees to negotiate with the employer

          

  4. Equal Pay ActStates that you cannot discriminate wages based on gender

          

  5. CounteroffersWhen 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