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About: This bingo card perfectly captures the highs and lows of union negotiation sessions, calling out all the classic stalling tactics, legalese, and clever comebacks you’re likely to hear at the table. It’s a fun way for labor teams or bargaining committees to bring some humor and camaraderie to long meetings and keep spirits up during tough talks.
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This AAUP Bargaining November 2025 Bingo Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: 5+ minutes discussing a single word or phrase, 5+ minutes spent discussing scheduling, A good comeback is posted to the discord board, Agrees with the idea but not the language, Alludes to their busy schedule, Caucus for no apparent reason, Explains our job to us, Hints that we will roll over on DEI or other trump language, Legal jargon for no good reason, Let's circle back to that later, Lukan on phone while our side talks, Lukan spends time asking if he can talk now, Makes a lowball offer, framed as a "generous" one., Management Rights, Mentions SEBAC, Misses key point, Needs clarification, Presents a mutually beneficial change as a win for our side, Proposal would be overly burdensome to implement, Refuses to talk about specific funding, Responds to a question by explaining how bargaining works, Should/could have discussed beforehand, Some version of Quid Pro Quo, Takes a long time to say something simple, This could be an e-mail, We haven't had time to read that proposal, We need to have trust, You roll your eyes.
This AAUP Bargaining November 2025 Bingo Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: 5+ minutes discussing a single word or phrase, 5+ minutes spent discussing scheduling, A good comeback is posted to the discord board, Agrees with the idea but not the language, Alludes to their busy schedule, Caucus for no apparent reason, Explains our job to us, Hints that we will roll over on DEI or other trump language, Legal jargon for no good reason, Let's circle back to that later, Lukan on phone while our side talks, Lukan spends time asking if he can talk now, Makes a lowball offer, framed as a "generous" one., Management Rights, Mentions SEBAC, Misses key point, Needs clarification, Presents a mutually beneficial change as a win for our side, Proposal would be overly burdensome to implement, Refuses to talk about specific funding, Responds to a question by explaining how bargaining works, Should/could have discussed beforehand, Some version of Quid Pro Quo, Takes a long time to say something simple, This could be an e-mail, We haven't had time to read that proposal, We need to have trust, You roll your eyes.