A collective bargaining provision, effective for the term of the contract, which provides for contract talks to be reopened only for the renegotiation of wage rates, is known as a severability provision.

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A severability provision is a clause in a contract stating that if any portion of the contract is found to be invalid or unenforceable, the remaining provisions of the contract will remain in effect. It does not relate to the renegotiation of wage rates.

A Collective Bargaining Provision, Effective for the Term of the Contract