A) Employer must retain I-9 forms for three years from the date of hire or one year after the employee is no longer employed.
B) The employer must make a good faith effort to ensure that their employees are permitted to work in the U.S.
C) An employer may accept documents that appear to be genuine.
D) Employers must ensure all employees are legally permitted to work in the U.S.
E) Every new employee,at the time of hire,must fill out Form I-9.
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A) No,because Eugene was at fault for forgetting his laptop at work.
B) Yes,because all employees are entitled to workers' compensation for all injuries.
C) Yes,because under the premises rule,Eugene was on company property at the time of the injury.
D) No,because under the premises rule,Eugene is not entitled to workers' compensation
E) No,because Eugene was not on the job when the injury occurred.
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A) If the union receives two-thirds of the votes in the representation election.
B) If one-third of the total employees in the company vote for the union.
C) If two-thirds of the total employees in the company vote for the union.
D) If the union receives a majority of the votes in the representation election.
E) If a majority of the employees sign authorization cards and at least one-third of the employees actually vote in favor of the union.
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A) The only circumstance under which an employee does not have the option to continue medical benefits under COBRA occurs when the employer decides to eliminate benefits for all current employees.
B) An employee does not have the option to continue medical benefits under COBRA if the employee is fired for gross misconduct,the employer decides to eliminate benefits for all current employees,or the employee is fired for cause.
C) The only circumstance under which an employee does not have the option to continue medical benefits under COBRA occurs when the employee is fired for gross misconduct.
D) The two circumstances under which an employee does not have the option to continue medical benefits under COBRA occur when the employee is fired for gross misconduct and when the employer decides to eliminate benefits for all current employees.
E) An employee does not have the option to continue medical benefits under COBRA if the employee is fired for gross misconduct,the employer decides to eliminate benefits for all current employees,or the employee quits without notice.
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A) Each state has an account from which it can access the money in the federal fund.
B) Employers must pay taxes to the states,which deposit the money into the federal government's Unemployment Insurance Fund.
C) States have different minimum standards for qualifying for unemployment compensation.
D) It was passed in 1935 and created a state system to provide unemployment compensation to qualified employees who lose their jobs.
E) Most states do require employee contributions.
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A) The Taft-Hartley Act
B) The Occupational Safety and Health Act
C) The Fair Labor Standards Act
D) The Workplace Enhancement Act
E) The Wagner Act
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A) The Fair Pay Act
B) The Fair Labor Standards Act
C) The Legal Pay Act
D) The Regulatory Wage Act
E) The Subsistence Pay Act
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A) Yes,because,even though the injury occurred while Doria was performing her job,she was negligent in not noticing the cord.
B) Yes,because Doria was performing her job at the time of the injury.
C) No,because upper level executives are prohibited from receiving workers' compensation.
D) No,because the injury occurred on a business trip.
E) No,because under the premises rule,Doria is not entitled to workers' compensation.
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A) Employees covered by the Railway Labor Act
B) Supervisors
C) Independent contractors
D) Health care workers
E) Agricultural workers
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A) Strike picketing
B) Documentary picketing
C) Signal picketing
D) Informational picketing
E) Boycott picketing
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A) She could not legally threaten employees who supported the union nor grant benefits to employees who opposed the union.
B) She could legally threaten employees who supported the union and she could legally grant benefits to employees who opposed the union.
C) Only so long as the amount at issue was no more than $1,000 per employee could she legally grant benefits to employees who opposed the union,but she could not legally retaliate against any employee for support of the union.
D) She could legally promise benefits to employees if they did not elect the union,but she could not threaten reprisals against employees who supported the union.
E) She could legally threaten reprisals against employees who supported the union,but she could not legally promise benefits to employees who did not support the union.
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A) A plan maintained to comply with disability laws.
B) A health plan for government employees.
C) A health plan for church employees.
D) A pension plan for a public corporation.
E) A plan maintained to comply with workers' compensation laws.
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A) Some states allow businesses with sufficient resources to be self-insured,rather than participating in the state program.
B) Workers retain the option to sue their employers for negligence for work-related injuries.
C) Before workers' compensation,an injured employee's only recourse was to sue the employer for negligence.
D) For administrative convenience,most states exclude certain types of businesses and small firms from coverage under workers' compensation laws.
E) Workers' compensation laws ensure that covered workers injured on the job can receive financial compensation through an administrative procedure,rather than having to sue their employer.
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A) Through the use of petitions signed by employees.
B) Through ballots mailed to the National Labor Relations Board indicating sufficient employee support for a union.
C) Through the use of signed authorization cards.
D) Through telephone polls conducted by the National Labor Relations Board indicating that the employees supported the union.
E) Through the use of signed affidavits by union officials stating that a majority of the employees supported the union.
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A) Employers with 11 or more employees.
B) All employers in the U.S.
C) Employers with 50 or more employees.
D) Employers with 6 or more employees.
E) There is no such requirement.
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