Labour & Service Law
Collective Bargaining Agreement
An agreement negotiated between an employer (or group of employers) and a trade union, setting terms of employment applicable to the workers represented.
These agreements typically cover matters like wages, working hours, and other service conditions, and once concluded, generally bind the employer and the covered category of workers for the agreed period.
Such agreements are an important tool for resolving or preventing industrial disputes by establishing clear, negotiated terms rather than leaving them to unilateral employer decisions.
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