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FOE Rules

There are a number of “do’s and don’ts” for supervisors when dealing with protected concerted activity (like bringing in a union).

In this lesson you’ll learn about an easy way to remember the “do’s” called the F.O.E. rules.

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Which statement best matches one of the lawful ways to discuss protected activity?

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My uncle used to belong to this union, and he thought it was a total waste of money.

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I saw recently that members of this union recently voted them out because of poor representation.

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I really doubt that the union will be able to negotiate everything they've promised.

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Which of the following is an example of an UNLAWFUL opinion?

In my opinion the dues this union charges are a bad deal.
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Unions are just parasites looking for someone to suck some dues money out of.
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If a union were to come in here I think we'd probably move production somewhere else.
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I don't understand why anyone would pay someone to speak for them.
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FOE Rules

There are a number of “do’s and don’ts” for supervisors when dealing with protected concerted activity (like bringing in a union).

In this lesson you’ll learn about an easy way to remember the “do’s” called the F.O.E. rules.

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