A party may waive statutory rights to bargain a mandatory subject by:
A) Refusing to discuss it.
B) Forgetting to discuss it.
C) Giving the other party written unilateral control over the subject.
D) Coming to an oral agreement on the subject that is not part of the written agreement.

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By giving the other party written unilateral control over a subject, a party is effectively waiving their statutory right to bargain over that subject. This choice clearly and directly addresses the question asked. A, B, and D do not offer definitive ways for a party to waive statutory bargaining rights.

A Party May Waive Statutory Rights to Bargain a Mandatory