Sentence examples for benefit from collective from inspiring English sources
The California Teachers Association has argued that collecting dues from non-members prevents "free riders" – in other words, workers who benefit from collective bargaining without shouldering any of the cost.
On one side are countries like the UK and many others like Korea who argue that the internet must remain open and borderless, and benefit from collective oversight between governments, international organisations, industry and civil society.
The case, Friedrichs v California Teachers Association, will decide if right-to-work laws (designed to bankrupt unions by encouraging employees who benefit from collective bargaining agreements to not pay for them) will extend to all public employees nationwide – an outcome Justice Samuel Alito has all but promised to deliver.
They also benefit from collective bargaining power.
Only when penetration and compliance rate are sufficient, the driver will benefit from collective compliance of other traffic.
Workers under permanent contracts enjoy higher levels of employment protection and are more likely to benefit from collective agreements that include wage indexation clauses.
So far 290 people have participated in nutrition field schools (94% women) and about 600 households have benefited from collective demonstrations.
The inquiry identifies 11 separate "decision points" in the buildup to the conflict that could have benefited from "collective discussion" in a cabinet sub-committee, with advice from civil servants.
To reap benefits from collective intelligence, they suggested that firms need to understand some essential issues such as balance between diversity and expertize, and decentralized and distributed decision making.
In many contexts, all of the individual members of a group can benefit from the efforts of each member and all can benefit substantially from collective action.
