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You have just joined a public employee union. Your colleague who is not a union member tells you that Collective bargaining refers to negotiations by labor unions on behalf of individuals in organizations, groups in organizations, vendors, suppliers and outside contractors. Is she correct in her assumption?
a.   Yes.
b.   No
c.   Individuals and Groups in Organizations but not Vendors and Contractors
d.   Individuals only.

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Introducing Public Administration

Edition: 8^th

Authors: Shafritz, Russell, Borick

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