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;collective agreement: When a workplace includes workers who belong to a union, a '''collective agreement''' sets out the conditions of employment. These typically include wages and benefits, hours of work, duties of workers and the employer, and a process to resolve disputes. | ;collective agreement: When a workplace includes workers who belong to a union, a '''collective agreement''' sets out the conditions of employment. These typically include wages and benefits, hours of work, duties of workers and the employer, and a process to resolve disputes. | ||
;constitution: The constitution of a country or organization is the system of laws which formally state people's rights and responsibilities. | ;constitution: The '''constitution''' of a country or organization is the system of laws which formally state people's rights and responsibilities. | ||
;contact: The time a person who is not a child’s '''guardian''' spends with the child. | ;contact: The time a person who is not a child’s '''guardian''' spends with the child. | ||