Which of the following is an example of bad faith bargaining?
A) Holding a meeting at 8 p.m. to negotiate the contract terms.
B) Management meets with a small group of employees to determine what they need.
C) Scheduling multiple bargaining sessions even though all of them may not be necessary.
D) Coming to the negotiation with market information to support compensation proposals.
E) Disagreeing with the union about rate employees should pay for their health insurance.

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Meeting with a small group of employees instead of the union representatives undermines the collective bargaining process and is considered bad faith bargaining.

Which of the Following Is an Example of Bad Faith