Unlike many unions in Europe, most of the bargaining and decision making for unions in Canada occurs at which of the following levels?
A) the provincial level
B) the local level
C) the international level
D) the national level

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In Canada, most of the bargaining and decision making for unions occurs at the local level rather than at higher levels such as provincial, national or international. Local unions negotiate with individual employers on matters such as wages, benefits, and working conditions. However, provincial and national unions can still provide support and resources to local unions.

Unlike Many Unions in Europe, Most of the Bargaining and Decision