Bargaining in good faith to an impasse:

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Bargaining in good faith to an impasse means that both sides have fulfilled their bargaining obligation, but have reached a point where they cannot come to an agreement. At this point, the current contract terms may stay in place until a resolution can be reached, or the parties may engage in other forms of dispute resolution, such as mediation or arbitration. It does not violate the NLRA, and while there may be a mutual obligation to mediate, it would depend on the specific terms of the contract or any applicable laws or regulations.

Bargaining in Good Faith to an Impasse