Labor Negotiations Are Like a Theatrical Play in All of the Following

question 60

Multiple Choice

Labor negotiations are like a theatrical play in all of the following ways except:

• A) The lead negotiators are often like actors putting on a show for their audience.
• B) Experienced lead negotiators often meet with each other in private or "backstage".
• C) What happens "on stage" at the bargaining table has no real effect on the relationship between union and management.
• D) The bargaining table and setting for bargaining is like a stage.

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