During contract negotiations,the union representing the nursing home aides traded off an across-the-board pay increase for all aides for higher pay for night shift employees.This was
A) an unfair labor practice under the Taft-Hartley Act..
B) an example of trade-offs that occur during collective bargaining.
C) a corrupt practice under the Landrum-Griffin Act.
D) a breach of good faith bargaining on the part of the union.

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This scenario is an example of trade-offs that occur during collective bargaining. It is common for negotiations to involve trading one benefit for another, such as giving up a pay increase for certain employees in exchange for higher pay for others. This is an accepted practice in collective bargaining and is not considered unfair or corrupt.

During Contract Negotiations,the Union Representing the Nursing Home Aides Traded