__________ bargaining agreements typically contain a "just cause" clause requiring an employer to show a provable,legitimate reason for disciplining or terminating an employee.
A) Hard
B) Collective
C) Surface
D) Bad-faith

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Collective bargaining agreements typically include a "just cause" clause, which sets out specific circumstances under which an employer can take disciplinary action against an employee. This clause is designed to protect employees from arbitrary or unjustified discipline or termination, by requiring the employer to demonstrate that there is a provable, legitimate reason for the decision. This type of agreement is typically negotiated between a union and an employer.

__________ Bargaining Agreements Typically Contain a "Just Cause" Clause Requiring