Was he suggesting that his $100 million power forward had something in his belly that James didn't, or utilizing his last good bargaining chip, challenging James to be a man by taking on Manhattan?
All over this country, collective bargaining is being challenged.
The players had a union of sorts, but their association, established in 1954, had no full-time employees, did not engage in collective bargaining, had never challenged the reserve clause and had $5,400 in the bank.
The authority has benefited from ridership growth as a result of regional job gains, the report said, but remains vulnerable to the pace of the economic recovery, a looming round of collective bargaining and litigation challenging the constitutionality of its largest source of tax revenue.
Food delivery startup Deliveroo, for example, has so far prevailed in UK courts against union-backed attempts to gain collective bargaining rights by challenging its classification of couriers as independent contractors.
Much more than I bargained for, the challenges of motherhood were impossible to foresee, but equally unknowable were the profound rewards.
52 In line with this principle, Joseph explained that universities were using collective bargaining power to challenge exclusive copyright of publishers.
Both men were "foxes" who pursued their quests by bargaining with — rather than challenging — white America.
But he also chose not to challenge collective bargaining rights or publicly attack the unions in the manner of other cost-cutting governors, including Scott Walker of Wisconsin and Chris Christie of New Jersey.
And, this week, at our convention in Las Vegas, we will sign an agreement with the UK-based international union, Unite the Union, to create the first global union, comprised of 3 million active and retired workers from the U.S., Canada, Great Britain and Ireland, ready to meet the challenge of bargaining with global corporations.
