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In a throughput costing system, all overhead costs are treated as I Period costs
II Fixed costs
III Deductions from throughput contribution
Grievance Disputes
Conflicts arising from alleged violations of workplace agreements or contracts, often resolved through negotiated procedures.
Strike Rights
The legal rights granted to workers to cease work in order to protest against working conditions, policies, or other labor disputes without fear of retaliation.
Binding Arbitration Clause
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Elected union representatives in the workplace tasked with safeguarding the rights of the workers and acting as a liaison between the workforce and the management.
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