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Duty
to Bargain
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Mutual legal obligation of negotiation between employers and unions
established as exclusive representatives of employees. |
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Applies to contract negotiation and grievances. |
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It is not concerned with concepts such as “fairness,”
nor does it provide worker voice or encourage workplace democracy. |
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The specific content of bargaining is unregulated. |
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Imposes an obligation to maintain the status quo pending the outcome
of negotiations - employers cannot make unilateral changes in wages,
hours and working conditions until impasse is reached. |
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