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• 1. (020) 8356 3000
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• Frequently Asked Questions

• Is bargaining a bad way to get a good deal?

  But it especially applies to bargaining. Many bargainers think that if they can cut the price in half, they’ve gotten a good deal. But many vendors simply triple the first offer in anticipation of this, which means you’d technically be getting a bad deal if you were to buy.

• What is the meaning of bargaining in business?

  Bargaining, or haggling, is the age-old tradition of negotiating a price through discussion. In many local markets across the world, vendors will negotiate the price of an item in order to capitalize on a sale. If you want what’s being sold, it’s important to know the finer points of bargaining like a pro.

• What is hard bargaining and how does it work?

  Hard Bargaining is probably the most recognizable type of negotiation. Buying a house, buying a trinket in a foreign market, selling an asset, buying close out inventory, disposing of equipment, etc. When most people picture Hard Bargaining they think of some over the top personality slamming his fist on the table making ultimatums and demands.

• Do Providence Teachers have the right to collective bargaining?

  Prior to gaining the right to collective bargaining under the Michaelson Act, teachers worked under these and many other unthinkable conditions. Today’s Providence Teachers Union is progressive and solutions-driven and steadfastly committed to teacher’s rights.

• What is a collective bargaining agreement under the Service Contract Act?

  Collective Bargaining Agreements (CBAs) The Service Contract Act applies to every contract entered into by the United States or the District of Columbia, the principal purpose of which is to furnish services in the United States through the use of service employees.