An in-class project includes preparing and delivering a presentation to management on bargaining authority.
His plan would limit government employees' collective bargaining authority to an increase in wages at no more than the rate of inflation.
Pensions are not the only area where we would like to expand our collective bargaining authority in order to modernize government.
18 Contrary to the dissent's argument, post, at 10 11, the scope of the union's bargaining authority has an important bearing on the question whether Abood should be extended to the situation now before us.
The victories boosted the presidential prospects of several likely Republican contenders, none more so than Walker, who became a hero to conservatives for taking on public sector unions, stripping them of nearly all of their collective bargaining authority.
In his article "Great Deal—But How Will It Play at the Office?" for our October 2006 issue of Negotiation Briefings, Tufts University professor Jeswald W. Salacuse describes the importance of securing bargaining authority from key constituents in your organization for your negotiations with others.
This time, it's attempting through the judiciary system to weaken the collective bargaining authority of public-sector unions.
Without the bargaining authority afforded by expert cost-effectiveness evaluation and reference pricing, government capacity to sustain historically desirable and medically/socially acceptable sector outcomes is far from certain.
And now this: the Welsh Rugby Union and the four regions - sorry, the WRU and the new collective-bargaining authority called Regional Rugby Wales - stand in the kindergarten waving their nappies at each other.
Yet, after much bargaining, the authorities gave the go-ahead to a private funeral in Serbia; by mid-week the body was on display in Belgrade.The Socialists decided in the end not to demand more because, had they withdrawn their support from the government and provoked an election, they might have been annihilated.
