Vocab Puzzle 3

2. businesses that provide vital services such as electricity, gas, water, etc.
5. Laws state laws which give people the right to work without belonging to a union
9. a process by which management and labor reach agreements through negotiation and compromise
10. a situation in which producers or sellers of a similar goods or services each try to get consumers to buy their products
13. dues paid by workers to support the union
14. workers who cross a picket line to do the jobs of striking workers
16. an organization that fights for workers rights, wages, and benefits in a particular industry
17. a refusal to buy goods or services until an agreement is reached
18. written guarantees that products or services do what they are supposed to doAutomation - The use of machinery in place of human labor
19. a situation in which there are large numbers of buyers and sellers for the same product or service
20. The price that businesses pay workers in exchange for labor

1. The lowest hourly amount of money that a business can legally pay its workers
2. a business at which employees must join a union after a certain period of time, typically 60 or 90 days
3. a process by which an outside party decides the terms of an agreement that must be accepted by both sides in a labor dispute
4. the closing of a business by management to force workers to accept terms of an agreement
6. a work stoppage by labor union to win terms of an agreement
7. a business in which employees are not required to join a union but must pay union dues
8. a business that only hires workers belonging to to a union
11. a business that has no competition
12. any benefits given to workers other than wages, such as vacation pay or sick leave
15. Those 16 years old or older who are either employed or looking for work