Sentence examples for bargaining through from inspiring English sources

This can be mitigated to some degree by collective bargaining through unions, but the private sector has historically delivered lower wages and poorer working conditions for its employees.

Proponents say they believe that publishers can make more money if they negotiate on their own behalf, but critics worry that they will undermine collective bargaining through the organizations and ultimately devalue music licenses, hurting all artists.

The video doesn't mention the factions of Chinese politics, the significance of Mr. Xi's "princeling" credentials as the son of an early Communist Party leader or the sometimes contentious intraparty bargaining through which leaders are chosen.

Bargaining through a trade union removes the first risk by ensuring that whichever applicant the firm engages it must pay not less than the union rate: in this sense the union exercises monopoly power.

Our solution was to develop 'listeners' villages', a new way of sharing essential information – in this case about labour rights and collective bargaining – through popular radio programming and community outreach.

The author explains variation in sectoral-level bargaining through an analysis of the different models of economic development, which are characterized as local entrepreneurialism and global integration for Zhejiang and Guangdong, respectively.

Nor is it because students have bargained through a third party.

At stall No. 41, Jiang Meiyun, the proprietor, said that she had bargained, through a translator, with the former President.

An injunction would allow companies to begin shipping again and, in the process, diminish their willingness to bargain through January.

A painting by Kurt Jackson, whose work you could pick up for a bargain through the Own Art scheme.

"Shoppers can continue to expect retailers to focus on low prices and bargains through the end of December".