Duty to bargain in good faith

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Duty to bargain in good faith these are reasonable efforts demonstrated by both management and labor during contract negotiations. Generally, it requires both sides to meet, confer, and make written offers. It does not require either side to concede or agree on any issue but rather to show reasonable intent to reach an agreement.


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According to Labor Relations and Collective Bargaining by Michael R. Carrell and Christina Heavrin (10th edition),

Duty to bargain in good faith. Reasonable efforts demonstrated by both management and labor during contract negotiations. Generally, it requires both sides to meet, confer, and make written offers. It does not require either side to concede or agree on any issue but rather to show reasonable intent to reach an agreement.

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