The National Labor Relations Board is composed of members chosen by:
a. Congress and is considered to be quite political
b. the President and it considered to be quite political
c. unions and management in equal numbers and so tends to have many internal disputes d. the Supreme Court and is considered to be independent of politics
e. the Civil Service Board based on merit and experience with the agency itself
Question 2
A woman applies for credit from a department store. Which of the following information is legal for the department store to consider in deciding if it should give credit?
a. that her former husband ran up a large unpaid bills b. that she is pregnant
c. that she receives Food Stamps d. that she is Hispanic
e. all of the other choices are illegal to consider
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