Unions and employers who negotiate contracts have a duty to bargain in good faith. This means both sides must do all of the following except:

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Both sides do not have a duty to come to a final agreement, but rather to negotiate and discuss proposals in a genuine effort to reach an agreement. Sometimes it may not be possible to reach a final agreement, but as long as both sides engaged in good faith bargaining, they have fulfilled their duty.

Unions and Employers Who Negotiate Contracts Have a Duty to Bargain