Sentence examples for bargaining system from inspiring English sources

The reform makes both the collective bargaining system and the contracting framework more flexible.

Shorten in part blamed the "flat" enterprise bargaining system, which he said was "going nowhere".

The O.E.C.D. also urged the government to take further steps to reform the antiquated Spanish collective bargaining system.

There are no formal rules, much less elections; somehow, names just surface in the media to become part of the EU's mysterious internal bargaining system.

But the fact remains that the real industrial base of this country is extremely stable and a good part of that stability comes from the collective bargaining system".

This, in turn, prefigured the Keynesian economic policy that, by managing demand, became the government's way of underwriting the New Deal's collective bargaining system after World War II.

Furthermore, labour movements adapted well to this organizational framework, and the collective bargaining systems that developed in the 20th century provided workers with the opportunity to have their voices heard, if only indirectly, through union representatives.

Since earning his PhD, he has been studying the development of collective bargaining systems in Northern Europe from a historical institutionalist perspective and trade union membership using Danish administrative data.

On the preemption front, the city would have to prove that by carving independent contractors out of the National Labor Relations Act, Congress didn't intend to prohibit any other lower jurisdiction from setting up collective bargaining systems on their own.

Problems in profitability, investment and employment in West Germany reflect the failure of the bargaining system-unions, employers, Bundesbank and public sector-to negotiate the sharing of the burden of unification.

These findings call for a reflection on the functioning of the Italian collective bargaining systems.