Sentence examples for bargaining helps from inspiring English sources

When explored out loud with others, bargaining helps the bargainers understand what they can and cannot change in their new situation.

Jetsonians believe that collective bargaining helps keep workers safer, longer living and more productive than third world workers.

The stakes are enormous: A union victory of this scale could energize the labor movement's long-tortured efforts to make headway in the American South, a region whose low wages and lack of collective bargaining helps depress employment standards nationwide.

The stakes are enormous: A union victory of this scale could energize the labor movement's long-tortured efforts to make headway in the American South, a region whose low wages and lack of collective bargaining helps depress employment standards nationwide.

The union protests against Wisconsin's curbs on collective bargaining helped set the stage for the recent repudiation, via referendum, of similar legislation in Ohio.

Together with George Becker, the Steelworkers president with whom he became friends, Mr. O'Neill devised a new model of collective bargaining, helping produce a research paper on the subject that the Steelworkers union circulated to other corporate executives.

Ivy Bailey, an elementary-school teacher in Detroit, said collective bargaining helped lift her father, a longtime assembly plant worker at General Motors, into the middle class and send two daughters to college.

The right to collective bargaining helped employees to form together to negotiate fair wages, which in turn helped to put our economic house back in order.

Campbell said that outside of a recall, he could see the collective bargaining helping Democrats in their effort to end the long Republican dominance of the state legislature this year.

This bargain helps to explain why the office of the President of the United States was, for thirty-two of the first thirty-six years of its existence, occupied by a slave-owning Virginian.

Pictures of how the brain responds to bargains helps shopaholics understand their need to buy; studies showing the importance of self-compassion for weight loss convinced dieters to stop calling themselves fat, lazy, and hopeless.