Norma Rae Movie Quesitons 1. What kind of labor relations strategy is present here? 2. Explain the ethics of the Henley Textile Mill. 3. How do you explain the attitude of the national union regarding this union drive? 4. How do you explain the attitude of local ministry? 5. What ends Norma Rae Solution 1)labour relations strategy was not good. workers were not treated well. 2). ethics of the Henley Textile Mill people are communists, agitators, crooks or Jews, or all four rolled together.\" He does tell Reuben that he make $1.33 per frame and Reuben tells him that he is both underpaid and overworked 3) the attitude of the national union regarding this union drive was not good, they were thinking like they are not working well. 4).Norma Rae goes to her minister and tells him that she wants to use his church for a union meeting place. The minister refuses to allow it. Norma Rae says he\'ll hear them shouting from inside another church 5).Norma Rae takes a piece of cardboard, writes the word \"UNION\" in block letters, stands on her worktable, and slowly turns to show the sign around the room. One by one, other workers stop their mill machines, and eventually, the entire room becomes silent, after all machines have been switched off. Norma Rae then successfully orchestrates an election to unionize the factory, resulting in victory for the union.

1. Norma Rae Movie Quesitons
1. What kind of labor relations strategy is present here?
2. Explain the ethics of the Henley Textile Mill.
3. How do you explain the attitude of the national union regarding this union drive?
4. How do you explain the attitude of local ministry?
5. What ends Norma Rae
Solution
1)labour relations strategy was not good. workers were not treated well.
2). ethics of the Henley Textile Mill people are communists, agitators, crooks or Jews, or all four
rolled together." He does tell Reuben that he make $1.33 per frame and Reuben tells him that he
is both underpaid and overworked
3) the attitude of the national union regarding this union drive was not good, they were thinking
like they are not working well.
4).Norma Rae goes to her minister and tells him that she wants to use his church for a union
meeting place. The minister refuses to allow it. Norma Rae says he'll hear them shouting from
inside another church
5).Norma Rae takes a piece of cardboard, writes the word "UNION" in block letters, stands on
her worktable, and slowly turns to show the sign around the room. One by one, other workers
stop their mill machines, and eventually, the entire room becomes silent, after all machines have
been switched off. Norma Rae then successfully orchestrates an election to unionize the factory,
resulting in victory for the union