Collective bargaining
A)is illegal in the U.S.
B)is solely a test of power.
C)takes place only after a strike is settled.
D)is the main arena in the power struggle between labor and management.

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Collective bargaining is the process through which labor unions and management negotiate to establish the terms and conditions of employment for workers. It is not illegal in the U.S., but rather protected by federal law. While it can involve a test of power between the parties involved, it should ideally be a process of compromise and agreement. Collective bargaining can occur both before or after a strike, and it is a key arena for labor-management relations, but not solely a power struggle between the two sides.

Collective Bargaining