Law · Labour Law
What is the primary purpose of collective bargaining in Labour Law?
- 1To negotiate employment terms, wages, and agreements between employers and organized workers✓
- 2To directly provide sovereign financial aid to unemployed citizens
- 3To completely ban the formation of trade unions in public entities
- 4To facilitate the internal audit of a company's financial statements
Correct answer
To negotiate employment terms, wages, and agreements between employers and organized workers
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