radarlove said:It's time for you to study up on your union law. "Good faith" simply means that the company (or the union) actually is willing to negotiate instead of to demand. That is a legal requirement under law. As soon as they move from negotiation to demanding, then it's ok to self-help (look it up).
It's usually not appropriate to even use the words "final" or "last offer", that is often taken by the courts to be not negotiating in good faith.
You sound like an idiot, by the way.
Dude, you are spot on, this clown is mgt. Either that or he needs a good kick in the head to clear that cloud of crack between his ears.