In the case of benefit provisions for retired employees, if the representative does not agree to the modification, the employer can ask the bankruptcy court to order the modification.

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In bankruptcy proceedings, if an employer seeks to modify retiree benefits and the representative for the retirees does not agree to the modification, the employer can request the bankruptcy court to intervene and potentially order the modification, under certain conditions and legal frameworks such as those outlined in the U.S. Bankruptcy Code.

In the Case of Benefit Provisions for Retired Employees, If