Sweetheart deal
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The term sweetheart deal or sweetheart contract is used to describe an abnormally favorable contractual arrangement. A golden parachute is an example of a type of sweetheart deal. It is frequently used in describing deals involving government officials, and hints at the presence of corruption.
In the context of employment rights, a sweetheart contract can describe a deal between an employer and a trade union officials that benefits them both at the expense of employees.
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