Labour relations in the public sector are distinctive from the private sector because:
A) employees are not allowed to strike
B) some employers can pass legislation affecting the processes used
C) there are fewer professional employees
D) public relations are less important
E) negotiations have a broader scope

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Public sector employers, such as government entities, have the unique ability to pass legislation that can directly affect the processes and rules governing labour relations, unlike private sector employers.

Labour Relations in the Public Sector Are Distinctive from the Private