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Levels of Collective Bargaining

Levels of Collective Bargaining

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1.Economy-wide (national) bargaining is a bipartite or tripartite form of negotiation
between union confederations, central employer associations and government agencies. It aims at providing a floor for lower-level bargaining on the terms of employment, often taking into account macroeconomic goals.

2.Sectorial bargaining, which aims at the standardization of the terms of employment in one industry, includes a range of bargaining patterns. Bargaining may be either broadly or narrowly defined in terms of the industrial activities covered and may be either split up according to territorial subunits or conducted nationally.

3.The third bargaining level involves the company and/or establishment. As a supplementary type of bargaining, it emphasizes the point that bargaining levels need not
be mutually exclusive.
Titany answered the question on December 3, 2021 at 06:13

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