Which of the following best explains collective bargaining? Collective bargaining is a way to bust unions by granting deals to some workers in the group. Collective bargaining is negotiation between two or more unions that want to combine their membership. Collective bargaining is a strike by union members on behalf of a larger group of workers. Collective bargaining is negotiation by union leaders on behalf of a larger group of workers.

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Which of the following best explains collective bargaining? Collective bargaining is a way to bust unions by granting deals to some workers in the group. Collective bargaining is negotiation between two or more unions that want to combine their membership. Collective bargaining is a strike by union members on behalf of a larger group of workers. Collective bargaining is negotiation by union leaders on behalf of a larger group of workers.

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Jacey Wood · Answer 1

D.) Collective bargaining is negotiation by union leaders on behalf of a larger group of workers.

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Collective bargaining is the process in which working people, through their unions, negotiate contracts with their employers to determine their terms of employment