Sentence examples for bargain contracts from inspiring English sources

Mr. Walker made several proposals that will weaken not just unions' ability to bargain contracts, but also their finances and political clout.

Some new governors, most notably Scott Walker of Wisconsin, are even threatening to take away government workers' right to form unions and bargain contracts.

In June 2015, Gawker became the first digital media company to unionize [see footnote], followed by Salon, Vice Media, Huffington Post and Guardian US – which have yet to bargain contracts.

It was only Scalia's death that kept the court from ruling in the Friedrichs v. California Teachers Association case that public employee unions no longer have the right to collect partial dues payments from the nonmembers they represent in disputes with employers and for whom they bargain contracts.

That group gave drivers a voice on issues at their workplace, helping them advocate for minimum-pay rules and even win changes to tipping policies, but denied them the power to collectively bargain contracts with Uber.

His bargain contract was more important to the small-market Indians than to the Yankees.

It helped lead him to the defending champions on a one-year bargain contract.

Right now, 91percentt of government workers covered by collective bargaining contracts nationwide are full members.

Organised labour – organised into structured unions tied to collective bargaining contracts, that is – is on the ropes.

"People ask why should I join the union?" she said, noting that her local no longer bargains contracts.

Although faced with significant challenges, including government interference and restrictions, trade unions have secured some tangible gains, such as fringe benefits, collective bargaining contracts, and better working conditions.