The lack of good faith of an employer includes:
a. attempting to deal with individual employees rather than the union.
b.hard bargaining.
c. refusing to sign a written agreement.
d. refusing to provide the union with information regarding bargaining proposals.
Question: The lack of good faith of an employer includes:
Answer:
a. Attempting to deal with individual employees rather than the union.
c. Refusing to sign a written agreement.
d. Refusing to provide the union with information regarding bargaining proposals.
Snippets: National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) protects employees and employers from doing unprecedented activities. And according to Section 8(d) and Section 8(a)(5), an employer must be in a good faith while bargaining with its employees, and there are certain Acts by which the employer is bound.
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