Employee Relations Management

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Course BACHELOR OF BUSINESS...
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A continuous relationship between a defined group of employees (represented by a union or association) and an employer. The relationship includes: The initial recognition of the rights and responsibilities of union and management The negotiations of a written contract concerning wages, hour and other conditions of employment and the interpretation and administration of this contract over its period of coverage.
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