Question : In the context of workers' movements, the term "collective bargaining" refers to:
Option 1: The process of negotiating wages and working conditions between employers and a group of employees
Option 2: The collective decision-making process within a workers' cooperative
Option 3: The strategy of pooling resources among workers to invest in business ventures
Option 4: The collective action taken by workers to demand political reforms
Correct Answer: The process of negotiating wages and working conditions between employers and a group of employees
Solution : "Collective bargaining" refers to the process of negotiating wages and working conditions between employers and a group of employees, typically represented by a trade union, to reach a mutually agreed-upon contract.
Question : A key demand of workers' movements globally has been:
Question : What is a primary goal of workers' movements?
Question : The term "skill mismatch" refers to:
Question : The concept of "skill premium" refers to:
Question : The success of workers' movements in India can be measured by:
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