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Tell me what can one side do if the other side refuses to negotiate or appears not to be negotiating in good faith?
Answer:
If one party does not respond to a notice to bargain, or appears not to be bargaining in good faith, the other party may file a complaint with the Minister. The Minister may then refer the complaint to the Labour and Employment Board.
The Board shall inquire into the complaint and determine whether to dismiss the complaint or order compliance with the requirement to bargain in good faith. One of the parties or both may also apply to the Minister for the appointment of a conciliation officer.
The Board shall inquire into the complaint and determine whether to dismiss the complaint or order compliance with the requirement to bargain in good faith. One of the parties or both may also apply to the Minister for the appointment of a conciliation officer.
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