Collective bargaining encompasses all of the following issues EXCEPT ______.
A) employee wages
B) investor relations
C) working conditions
D) hours

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Collective bargaining concerns the negotiation of terms and conditions of employment between employers and employees, or their respective representatives. This typically includes issues such as wages, working conditions, hours, benefits, and job security. Investor relations, on the other hand, relates to a company's communication and interactions with its shareholders and other investors. It is not typically considered a part of collective bargaining.

Collective Bargaining Encompasses All of the Following Issues EXCEPT ______