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1. What are the areas where the interest of employers and employees are similar?


a. Safe working conditions
b. Workers who are well trained and motivated
c. For the business to last

2. Where are the interest of employers and employees different?

a. The best rates of pay and benefits
b. To keep production costs down

3. What is an example of a time where a company had to act against the interests of the workers to save the company?

a. Mini
b. Sacked 850 workers to save the factory

4. What is the law on breaks at work?

a. Employers have to supply breaks to workers

5. How does the law protect employees’ wages?

a. National Minimum Wage

6. What is the law on paternity leave?

a. Men get two weeks paid leave when they have a baby

7. What is the law on maternity leave?

a. Women are allowed up to 52 weeks leave

8. What is the law on paid holidays?

a. Workers have a right to paid holidays?

9. What is the law on rights at work

a. Workers have the right to be treated equally

10. What is the law on dismissal?

a. Workers have a right to be given a reason if they are sacked

11. What does the law say about how workers have to act?

a. Workers have a responsibility to act in a skilful careful and safe manner

12. What is the law on patents?

a. The company owns the patent on any products designed during working hours

13. What are the environmental responsibilities of businesses?

a. Act in a sustainable way

14. Name one way in which a business can act sustainably

a. Recycling packaging

15. Name one way in which the government encourages responsible behaviour by businesses

a. Companies have to pay tax on each tonne of waste they send to landfill sites

16. Name a tax designed to reduce carbon footprints

a. Congestion Charge

17. Name tax designed to encourage people to use less fuel

a. fuel duty and VAT

18. What is a trade union?

a. An organisation which protect workers’ rights

19. Name four things a trade union does

a. Campaigns for fair wages
b. Campaigns for safe working conditions
c. Protects workers’ rights
d. Represents workers who think they have been treated unfairly

20. Name a union

a. NUT (National Union of Teachers)

21. Name one way in which trade union can act to improve things for its members

a. Go on strike

22. Give an example of when a union went on strike

a. The NUT for teachers pay

23. What is the advantage of a trade union for an employer?

a. They have one group of people to talk to

24. What is an employers’ association?

a. A group which represents the views of employers

25. Name an employers’ association

a. The Institute of Directors

26. Name one thing an employers association can campaign for

a. Reduced taxes

27. What is patent law?

a. A law preventing people copying inventions of other companies

28. What is copyright law?

a. A law to stop people copying other people’s creative work e.g. books or films

29. What is Corporate Social Responsibility?

a. When companies work to protect the environment and communities

30. What is the benefit of a business being responsible?

a. Increased popularity and sell more

31. How can businesses check their level of social responsibility?

a. Researching the amount of customer and employee satisfaction
b. Monitor levels of waste and recycling