Multiple Choice
How is public-sector collective bargaining legislation different from that in the private sector?
A) It limits pay increases to government budgets.
B) It applies to all government employees.
C) It restricts the scope of bargaining to employment conditions.
D) It removes government from direct bargaining as an employer.
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
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