Distributive bargaining may be explained as

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• Bargaining items that are neither mandatory nor illegal while negotiation parties do not compel each other for bargaining are classified as
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• Which of the following is an outcome of collective bargaining?
• Compulsory collective bargaining was advocated by:
• Negotiations are an important aspect of the collective-bargaining process. What do they ensure?
• Kind of bargaining, in which both parties make every possible effort to negotiate and communicate for an agreement, called
• Who has started that “Collective bargaining is essentially a process in which employees act as a group in seeking to shape conditions and relationships in their employment
• Which of the following bargaining is based on workers’ contribution to productivity?
• Which of the following functions of HRM deals with ‘Collective Bargaining’?
• Collective bargaining items that are introduced by any other party must be bargained considered as