Colorado POST Practice Exam

Which statement best distinguishes a craft union from an industrial union?

A craft union represents only supervisors, while an industrial union represents nonsupervisors A craft union is limited to public employees, while an industrial union is limited to private employees A craft union may bargain over wages, while an industrial union may bargain only over benefits A craft union organizes workers by a common skill or occupation, while an industrial union organizes across occupations within an industry

Correct Answer:

A craft union organizes workers by a common skill or occupation, while an industrial union organizes across occupations within an industry

Explanation:

Craft unions generally organize employees who share a trade or skill, such as mechanics or pilots, whereas industrial unions may organize a broader range of occupations within an industry or enterprise.

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