The statutory freeze refers to the rule that prohibits the employer from changing the conditions of employment during the term of the collective agreement.

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The statutory freeze refers to the prohibition against altering the terms and conditions of employment during the bargaining process, typically after the expiry of a collective agreement and before a new agreement is reached, not during the term of the collective agreement.

The Statutory Freeze Refers to the Rule That Prohibits the Employer