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Under Canadian labour relations, what is the 'duty to bargain in good faith' primarily intended to ensure?

The duty to bargain in good faith requires both employers and unions to make a genuine effort to reach a collective agreement, without surface bargaining or unr

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Question: Under Canadian labour relations, what is the 'duty to bargain in good faith' primarily intended to ensure?

Answer options:

  • That an agreement is reached regardless of cost ✅ That both parties genuinely attempt to reach a collective agreement
  • That collective agreements are always in favour of the union
  • That management has the final say in all negotiations

Correct answer: That both parties genuinely attempt to reach a collective agreement

Explanation: The duty to bargain in good faith requires both employers and unions to make a genuine effort to reach a collective agreement, without surface bargaining or unreasonable demands.

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