Which of the following is true about bargaining units?
A) Where local unions service several bargaining units,local officers are very concerned about the content of individual contracts.
B) At its most elemental level,a bargaining unit is what labor and management say it is.
C) After the representation stage,the parties are free to make the bargaining unit less (but not more)inclusive in negotiations.
D) The expansion of a bargaining unit results only if management forces the union to do so.

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A bargaining unit is determined by mutual agreement between labor and management, based on various factors such as job classification, or geographic location. It is not determined by outside forces such as local unions or management forcing changes. Once established, the parties may negotiate over its size and composition, but they cannot unilaterally change it.

Which of the Following Is True About Bargaining Units