Unions generally bargain for pay systems based on output, such as a merit or piece-rate systems or merit evaluations by supervisors, rather than wages based on time.

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Unions typically bargain for pay systems based on time, such as hourly wages or salaries, rather than output-based systems like piece-rate systems or merit evaluations, to ensure fair compensation for all workers.

Unions Generally Bargain for Pay Systems Based on Output, Such