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    When the Two Parties Are Unable to Reach a Consensus
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When the Two Parties Are Unable to Reach a Consensus

Question 47

Question 47

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When the two parties are unable to reach a consensus on the collective bargaining agreement, this is called a bargaining impasse.

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