Sentence examples for bargaining decisions from inspiring English sources

And the decision is only the latest in years of Supreme Court losses for organized labor on central questions of collective bargaining, decisions that have "seriously circumscribed the capacity of a post-industrial work force to engage in effective group action," as Professor James J. Brudney, a labor law expert at Fordham Law School, put it in a recent conversation.

After the bargaining parties' decisions, wage negotiations take place.

This paper develops a model of bargaining over decision rights between an uninformed principal and an informed but self-interested agent.

Given the dramatic increases in both Chinese women's educational attainment and greater occupational attainment, they now have greater status in many situations, specifically in regard to bargaining and decision-making within personal relationships (Gittings 2006; Guthrie 2008).

College sport officials still remain unsettled after football players at another Big Ten school, Northwestern, signed union cards in February of 2014 and were declared by the regional National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) to be employees with the right to collectively bargain (a decision currently under review).

Stephanos Bibas, a law professor at the University of Pennsylvania and an authority on plea bargaining, said the decisions were a great step forward.

European social market capitalism and east Asian capitalism have generally produced significantly higher productivity and growth on a shared partnership model, where loyalty and commitment to a firm are earned by greater information-sharing and more internal negotiation and bargaining before major decisions are taken.

But while the public statements by the players talk of solutions found collectively, there will be hard bargaining and tough decisions made in the coming months.

When James last peddled himself to the most persuasive bidder — Pat Riley, who emptied a cloth bag of championship rings on the bargaining table — his decision rated a capital D and was watched breathlessly in prime time.

John Vasquez, Mr. Manzie's lawyer who appealed the sentence after his client decided to plead guilty with little or no plea bargaining, called the decision by the court a fair one.

The evidence is strong for relationships between WLR and bargaining power and decision-making on consumption, human capital investment, and intergenerational transfers.