Collective bargaining is a process in which employees work together, through their union, to negotiate a written agreement, or contract, with their employer. The contract usually covers such items as wages, benefits, working conditions, employee rights on the job and employer and employee responsibilities. Once an agreement is reached between the employees and employer, the employer is legally required to live up to the terms of the contract. Employees, through their union, have the legal right to make sure that the terms of the contract are enforced.
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