Composite Bargaining

Composite bargaining, in the context of collective bargaining, is a negotiation approach where multiple employers or unions come together to negotiate common terms and conditions for a group of employees. Instead of individual negotiations for each employer, composite bargaining allows for collective discussions on issues like wages, benefits, and working conditions. This method streamlines the process, promotes consistency across similar workplaces, and can strengthen the bargaining position of workers by presenting a united front. Essentially, it fosters collaboration between different parties to achieve mutual goals in labor agreements.