The only time an employer is required to show the union financial information is if it claims that it is unable to afford one of the union's bargaining proposals.

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This is known as the financial justification or "financial hardship" provision, and it is included in most collective bargaining agreements. In this situation, the employer must demonstrate its financial inability to meet the union's proposal by providing the required financial information.

The Only Time an Employer Is Required to Show the Union