Negotiating in Good Faith. The term “negotiate in good faith,” shall mean the mutual obligation to meet at reasonable times and places with the willingness to examine the other party’s concerns and points of view on any matter which is a topic of negotiations, however, neither party shall thereby be compelled to agree to a specific proposal nor to make a concession.
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Negotiating in Good Faith. The term “"negotiate in good faith,” " shall mean the mutual obligation to meet at reasonable times and places with the willingness to examine the other party’s 's concerns and points of view on any matter which is a topic of negotiations, ; however, neither party shall thereby be compelled to agree to a specific proposal nor or to make a concession.
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Negotiating in Good Faith. The term “negotiate in good faith,” shall mean the mutual obligation to meet at reasonable times and places with the willingness to examine the other party’s concerns and points of view on any matter which is a topic of negotiations, ; however, neither party shall thereby be compelled to agree to a specific proposal nor or to make a concession.. ARTICLE EIGHT
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Samples: Collective Bargaining Agreement
