Canadian collective agreements generally contain provisions covering all but which one of the following areas?

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Collective agreements are agreements negotiated between unions and employers on behalf of their employees in a bargaining unit. These agreements typically include provisions related to wages and hours of work, work rules, the work environment, and the control of conflict between union and management. However, because non-unionized workers are not represented by a union, their rights are not typically included in collective agreements.

Canadian Collective Agreements Generally Contain Provisions Covering All but Which