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

The duty to bargain in good faith ensures both parties genuinely attempt to reach a collective agreement and do not act to undermine the process.

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

Answer options:

  • Strikes and lockouts ✅ Unilateral changes to terms and conditions of employment
  • Slowdowns
  • Illegal picketing

Correct answer: Unilateral changes to terms and conditions of employment

Explanation: The duty to bargain in good faith ensures both parties genuinely attempt to reach a collective agreement and do not act to undermine the process.

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