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gladu [14]
3 years ago
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Select the correct answer. Benjamin was tasked with the duty of negotiating with the labor union of the automobile plant where h

e worked. The union offered input about the kind of work hours, shifts, and overtime pay the workers wanted. Benjamin worked with the company’s management to create middle ground between the two parties. This negotiation resulted in a labor agreement that would be used for the next five years. What kind of agreement did Benjamin help develop? A. all-inclusive bargaining B. work hour simplification C. collective bargaining D. overtime decentralization
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2 answers:
sasho [114]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

Benjamin was tasked with the duty of negotiating with the labor union of the automobile plant where he worked. The union offered input about the kind of work hours, shifts, and overtime pay the workers wanted. Benjamin worked with the company’s management to create middle ground between the two parties. This negotiation resulted in a labor agreement that would be used for the next five years. What kind of agreement did Benjamin help develop?

Benjamin has helped to develop all-inclusive bargaining

Explanation:

With the great accomplishment achieved by Benjamin with such agreement with labor union, he deserves some accolades to achieve the giant strides

Oliga [24]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

The answer is C. collective bargaining.

Explanation:

In collective bargaining, what happens is a middleman often referred to as the reconsiliator/agent creates a platform for the two or more disputed parties to negotiate with one another in a peaceful and a dilligent way that eventually, the disputed parties comes up with a solution of their own joint effort rather than relying on a solution or a decision made by a 3rd party.

This is an excellent way to address the common questions and helps to improve the understanding between the parties in the long run.

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To record indirect labor costs.

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