If the Employers Refuse to Bargain with the Union Representatives

question 1

Multiple Choice

If the employers refuse to bargain with the union representatives over pay hikes, it will be regarded as an unfair labor practice because:

• A) pay hike is a mandatory subject of bargaining.
• B) the Employee Free Choice Act says so.
• C) pay hike is a permissive subject of bargaining.
• D) the employers are prohibited from bargaining with the union.

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