The initial working sessions of collective bargaining are no more than monologues in which both parties present their list of demands and provide data and arguments to support their positions.

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In the initial working sessions of collective bargaining, both parties do present their list of demands and provide data and arguments to support their positions, but it is not accurate to describe it as two monologues since both parties are actively participating and engaging with each other's demands and arguments.

The Initial Working Sessions of Collective Bargaining Are No More