In the _____, the Supreme Court ruled that the FLRA had the legal power to determine whether federal agencies and unions must engage in midterm bargaining.
A) Collyer case
B) NFFE Local 1309 v. Dept of Interior, et. al.
C) Lincoln Mills case
D) Steelworkers Trilogy case

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In the NFFE Local 1309 v. Dept of Interior, et. al. case, the Supreme Court ruled that the FLRA had the legal power to determine whether federal agencies and unions must engage in midterm bargaining. The Collyer case dealt with agency obligations to bargain over union proposals, the Lincoln Mills case dealt with the enforcement of arbitration awards in collective bargaining agreements, and the Steelworkers Trilogy case established the rules for arbitration of labor disputes.

In the _____, the Supreme Court Ruled That the FLRA