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7.3 Labor Negotiations Print
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7.3 Labor Negotiations
7.3.1 Labor\'s Initial Demand
7.3.2 Negotiation Ranges
7.3.3 Initial Offers
7.3.4 Labor Might Adjust Demand
7.3.5 Labor Accepts Offer From Company 3
7.3.6 Labor and Company 2 Reach an Agreement
7.3.7 Labor Strikes At Company 1
7.3.8 Strike Lengths
7.3.9 Tactics

7.3.2 Negotiation Ranges

Your company establishes a bargaining position that is bounded by a Starting Position and Negotiation Ceiling.

The Starting Position (first) wage offer cannot be less than 80% nor more than 150% of your current contract. The Negotiation Ceiling (second) wage is always 10% above the Starting Position. The Starting Position for Benefits, Profit Sharing, and Annual Raise can be between 0% and 150% of your current contract. The Negotiation Ceiling for Benefits, Profit Sharing, and Annual Raise is always 10% above the Starting Position.

The spreadsheet automatically calculates the Negotiation Ceiling.