Track proposals, redlines, and changes across every round, so the committee always knows where the table stands.
Write down what happens at the table. Each proposal, each edit, each version, kept in order.
Record what each side puts on the table, with the date it moved.
See what changed in the language, line by line.
Every round keeps its own copy. Nothing overwrites the last.
Keep the exact article text next to the proposal it belongs to.
The whole committee works from the same record, in the room and between sessions.
Everyone sees the same status, the same language, the same history.
Keep notes next to the proposal they discuss, not in someone's notebook.
Send the executive board a clean summary of where talks stand.
Start the next round with a full record of the last one.
Bargaining connects to the agreement it becomes and the cases that shape what the committee brings to the table.
Bring your last contract. We'll show you how the committee tracks a full round.
