Exam 8: Negotiation of the Collective Agreement
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Bargaining structure in Canada tends to be decentralized because unions perceive that this structure allows them to achieve their economic goals.
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Walton and the McKersie outlined four sub-processes in negotiation. The sub-process most people are familiar with is:
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In order to adopt interest-based bargaining the union and the employer should:
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Define and illustrate the union's resistance point, target point, and initial demand and management's resistance point, target point and initial offer for the issue of wages when there is a settlement zone.
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Describe four "hardball tactics" that could be used in contract negotiation.
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