Which of the Following Statements Is True About Good Faith

question 4

Multiple Choice

Which of the following statements is true about good faith bargaining?

• A) "Good faith" bargaining involves not only attempting to reach an agreement,but also resolving any disputes about what the agreement means during the period in which it's in effect.
• B) Failing to reach an agreement is a measure of "bad faith".
• C) It is unnecessary to return to bargaining after an impasse is reached.
• D) Good faith bargaining requires both parties to agree to a proposal of the other or to make a concession.

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