collective bargaining

The union was not obligated to do so because both sides have signed on to the collective bargaining agreement and neither is obligated to renegotiate it.

The Asbury Park Press and ProPublica examined the collective bargaining agreements that govern the relationship between unionized police forces in New Jersey and the towns where they operate.

That measure is included in the collective bargaining agreement between the league and the NFLPA completed last year.

Besides matters of pay, a union can require workplace safety standards through a collective bargaining agreement.

The 2021 baseball season will continue as scheduled, but this exchange does not bode well for negotiations over the next collective bargaining agreement, after the current CBA expires in December.

To the contrary, she said, she did not necessarily believe that collective bargaining needed to be reformed.

But collective bargaining has always been a harder sell than a solo thrift-store-to-YSL story.

Unlike me, she still supports public sector collective bargaining.

The NCAA wants to kill collective bargaining for “student-athletes” in the crib before its lucrative business model get sacked.

Pension contributions were set by multi-year collective bargaining agreements with each local.

The basic idea of the trade agreement is that of collective bargaining rather than arbitration.

The issue upon which the alignment was effected was industrial control and collective bargaining.

The union that makes contracts or participates in collective bargaining is to be ostracized.

Collective bargaining enables men to withhold, for a time, something which is of importance to an employer.

They may be secured in the possession of every advantage which collective bargaining, without violence, can secure.