Collective bargaining
A)deals only with issues relating to wages.
B)substitutes one labor negotiator for many independent workers.
C)is NOT a function of labor unions.
D)is illegal in the United States.

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Collective bargaining is the process of negotiation between employers and employees (often represented by a labor union) in order to determine the terms and conditions of employment, such as wages and benefits. It involves a group of workers being represented by one negotiator who speaks on behalf of the group. Therefore, option B is the correct choice as it accurately describes collective bargaining. Option A is incorrect as collective bargaining covers a range of issues beyond just wages. Option C is incorrect as collective bargaining is a function of labor unions. Option D is incorrect as collective bargaining is legal in the United States.

Collective Bargaining