| A | B |
|---|
| Macroeconomics | Branch of Economics that deals with "Big Picture" ideas |
| Civilian Labor force | Men and women who are over the age of 16 and are working or looking for work |
| Craft/Trade Union | Associaltion of skilled workers who perform the same work, (Woodworkers Union, Leather workers Union, etc..) |
| Industrial Union | Association of all workers in one industry |
| strike | when workers refuse to work |
| picket | when workers display theie postiion and assemble in front of workplace during strike |
| boycott | refusal to purchase goods |
| lockout | refusal for employers to let employees work |
| Company Union | Union organized and run by employers; used to head off other unions from forming. |
| Right-to-Work Law | makes it illegal to force workers to join Unions. |
| Wagner Act of 1935 | Gave unions rights to collective bargaining |
| Fair-Labor Standards Act | Established minimum wage and 40 hour work week. |
| AFL-CIO | Major established Union organization |
| Independent Unions | Do not belong to the AFL-CIO |
