Sentence examples for bargaining privileges from inspiring English sources

"These union bosses that are acting like thugs as they are leading some of their good union members down a road that will ultimately result in, unfortunately, somebody getting hurt, if you believe the death threats that are being received by those that just happen to support amending some collective bargaining privileges of state unions," Palin told Fox News' Sean Hannity.

Check that some state governments grant bargaining privileges that: Check that some state governments grant bargaining privileges that: Give union officials monopoly (exclusive) power to make contracts; Bar you and other employees from individually negotiating your own contracts and terms of employment.

Only 26 states have laws that grant collective-bargaining privileges to substantially all public employees.

According to Thitinan Pongsudhirak of Chulalongkorn University, Ms. Yingluck has brought the elites onside by offering a tacit bargain: she preserves their privileges and they let her hold onto power.

The nation's wireless carriers -- even though some of them are at least partly owned by regional telephone companies -- represent an additional threat, as do companies that offer various telecommunications services at bargain rates because of special regulatory privileges.

The days of what I think of as trade union dealing are over; teachers have to bargain for more than pay and privileges.

We all knew this war was ending soon, that it was morally atrocious; that the draft was racist and class-ist and that kids of privilege could bargain for a better deal.

If the NLRB does not, college athletics will continue to be the only starting player in interstate commerce that can operate under the privilege of neither paying nor bargaining with the very people who make the industry possible.

"Customers looking for this type of property generally regard it as buying a work of art, where it is not so much a question of picking up a bargain, but having the privilege of owning a rare object," he said.

For those who don't know, SB 08-130 (The Innovation Schools Act) grants schools and districts that receive innovation status the privilege of waiving certain requirements, like their local collective bargaining contract and some district mandates.

The venue in which bargaining takes place cabinet room, boardroom, public news media, and so forth may also privilege some actors and some interests over others.