If the organization argues that it cannot afford to pay what the union is asking, the employer must _______________.
A)declare bankruptcy
B)provide full financial disclosure information
C)still negotiate in "good faith" until an agreement is reached
D)provide necessary financial data if requested

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The employer is required to provide necessary financial data if requested by the union, but it does not necessarily mean it has to agree to the union's demands. The employer must still negotiate in good faith until an agreement is reached, even if they argue they cannot afford to pay what the union is asking. However, declaring bankruptcy is not a necessary or desirable outcome in labor negotiations. Providing full financial disclosure information may not be required, but necessary financial data must still be provided.

If the Organization Argues That It Cannot Afford to Pay