In a labor contract, the "effort bargain" generally refers to:
A) Work standards.
B) Working conditions.
C) Premium pay.
D) Management hiring rights.

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The "effort bargain" in a labor contract refers to the expectations and standards for the amount and quality of work that employees are required to perform. It outlines the employer's expectations for employee efforts in exchange for their wages and benefits.

In a Labor Contract, the "Effort Bargain" Generally Refers To