An employer argues that it cannot afford to pay what the union is asking. Which of the following actions must the employer then take?
A)allowing a third party neutral to examine the company's books and making an official finding of the company's financial condition
B)initiating the preliminary steps toward bankruptcy filing
C)providing necessary financial data if requested by the union
D)unilaterally providing full financial disclosure at the time the financial argument is made

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The employer must provide necessary financial data if requested by the union to substantiate claims of inability to afford wage increases or other financial demands. This is a common practice in collective bargaining to ensure transparency and fairness in negotiations.

An Employer Argues That It Cannot Afford to Pay What