The only legislative requirement regarding __________ bargaining is that both parties bargain in good faith with the intent on reaching an agreement.
A) collective
B) hard
C) surface
D) bad-faith

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The term "collective bargaining" refers to the negotiation process between employers and a group of employees represented by a union. The National Labor Relations Act (NLRA) requires both parties to approach the bargaining process in good faith and make every reasonable effort to reach a collective bargaining agreement. Options B and C are not relevant to the concept of collective bargaining. Option D refers to the possibility of one party engaging in bad-faith bargaining tactics, which is not a legislative requirement.

The Only Legislative Requirement Regarding __________ Bargaining Is That Both