A works Council or Committee is composed of both employer and employees convened to discuss matters of common interest concerning a factory, plant, business policy, etc, not covered by regular trade union agreements. Which of the following cannot be considered by "works committee"? Select one: a. Sports and Health activities b. Safety and Drinking water facilities c. Wages and allowance d. Celebration and Adjustment of festivals

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