Why might collective bargaining fail causing a union to go on strike?

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Paha777 [63]3 years ago

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Answer:

The Correct answer is D) The boss refuses to address dangerous working conditions in the factories.

Explanation:

Collective bargaining is when the workers union from a factory and the boss start to negotiate on something.

However, collective bargaining fails when negotiations fail. When no conclusion is reached, a Union might go on strike.

In the options given, option a,b,c does not result in the breaking down of negotiations, but option d is a classic example of how disagreements can cause problems in a company.

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