What Does Good-Faith Bargaining Require the Employer to Do

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Multiple Choice

What does good-faith bargaining require the employer to do?

• A)compromise with the union until an agreement is finally made;such negotiations must end in a collective agreement
• B)meet the union at a reasonable time/place to discuss conditions of employment,and trade realistic proposals
• C)compromise with the union until an agreement is finally made;such negotiations must end in a collective agreement.
• D)meet and confer over only permissive subjects of bargaining.

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Definitions:

Third Parties

Individuals or entities that are not directly involved in a legal agreement or transaction but may be affected by it.

Actual Notice

Notice of agency termination that is given by directly informing third parties, either orally or in writing.

Agency Termination

The legal ending of an agency relationship, which can occur for various reasons such as the fulfillment of the agency's purpose, mutual agreement, or action by either party.

Third Parties

Individuals or entities not directly involved in a contract or agreement but affected by its outcomes.