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Decision makers violate statistical principles at what stage of the decision-making process?
NLRB
Stands for National Labor Relations Board, a US federal agency that enforces US labor law in relation to collective bargaining and unfair labor practices.
Mandatory Bargaining
A legal requirement for employers to negotiate with duly elected employee representatives on work conditions, pay, and other employment terms.
Contract Costing
A method used in accounting to track costs associated with a specific contract, often used in industries like construction where work is project-based.
Mandatory Bargaining Issues
Subjects that must be discussed during collective bargaining negotiations, such as wages, hours, and working conditions.
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