Similarities of CBA to Contract

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Describe how this is similar to a “contract” between management and labor. Do you believe it is written at the correct level of detail (e.g., is it too vague and therefore needing more specific details, or is it broad enough for logical interpretation)? Provide several specific examples.
The document is indeed similar to a contract between management and labor. In a contract between management and labor, the rights of both employees and employers are stipulated. The document outlines the elements that are crucial to employees and the management. The goal of a contract between management and labor is to ensure that the rights of the employees and that of the management are protected. In the document under study, it is evident that both management and labor rights are outlined. For example, the inclusion of grievance and arbitration in the document discusses how employees and the management should proceed if and when a grievance happens. The document thus outlines the best approach for resolving such conflicts and ensuring that both the management and labor sides are content with the results. Another similarity between the two sets of documents is that a contract between management and labor also happens to include the benefits that employees are likely to receive from the services they provide. In the document under study, several benefits are included in the article with details on how employees get to earn the same. For example, Article 23 Retirement Plan shares details on how the University Retirement Plan still covers employees for Supporting Staff employees. The above shows that the two documents are qu...