The governmental entities involved in collective bargaining fall into two categories: a council form and an executive-legislative form.

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The statement is true, as there are two common forms of government entities involved in collective bargaining: a council form, which consists of a group of elected officials who make decisions in a collective manner, and an executive-legislative form, which separates the powers between the executive (mayor or governor) and legislative (city council or state legislature) branches.

The Governmental Entities Involved in Collective Bargaining Fall into Two