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The people who run the company and control the budget.
A person who works for the company.
The company that pays the workers.
An organization that speaks for the workers.
A neutral third party who helps both sides reach agreement.
A person chosen to speak for a group.
What a side says it wants, out loud.
The real need behind the position.
The thing that matters most when you cannot have everything.
A serious disagreement between two sides.
A decision both sides accept.
Money paid for work, usually per hour or per day.
The safety, comfort, and hours of the workplace.
How safe a worker's job is — how likely it is to continue.
Extra hours worked beyond the normal schedule.
A scheduled period of work — day shift or night shift.
Extra things a company gives workers, like a bus pass or insurance.
How long a worker has been at the company.
A discussion where two sides try to reach an agreement.
When both sides give up something to reach agreement.
One thing you give up in a negotiation.
The time by which something must be done.
The process of negotiating, especially between a union and management.