what are the reasons employers or employees would want to bring up these permissive subjects below during collective bargaining. Please explain why it is important for each employer and employee to do so:
-Pension for the retire members
-Interest arbitration
-Negotiation ground rules
-Internal Union matters
-Settlement of ULP charge
It is very important for employers as well as employees to sit together and involve themselves in collective bargaining process. Collective bargaining means when representatives of employers and employees come together to discuss terms of employment and gains clarity about how issues need to be resolved. There are certain issues which are discussed during collective bargaining process such as:
What are the reasons employers or employees would want to bring up these permissive subjects belo...
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