History Ch. 9 Crawford 7T

Hearing and resolution of a disagreement between two parties through an impartial third party

Union that represents every worker in a single industry regardless of his or her job

Sequence of economic activity, usually consisting of recession, recovery, growth, and decline

Closed factory or place of employment caused by a strike; withholding of employment by an employer

Negotiation between organized workers and management to reach an agreement on wages, hours, and working conditions

Village built and run by a company where workers are to live

A belief in no direct government authority over society

Income adjusted to compensate for reduced earning power due to inflation

Buying and selling of goods in a business for profit

Money that can be redeemed only at a company store

Record kept by companies of employees or former employees who are disapproved or are to be punished or boycotted

Organized massacres of unharmed people, especially Jews

Court order requiring an individual or company to do something or to prohibit a given action; used frequently to stop strikes

Non-Union replacement workers during a strike or union members who refuse to strike and continue working