Sentence examples for collective bargaining position from inspiring English sources

In 1986, she was offered a collective bargaining position at the California Nurses Association — though she had never been a nurse.

It never amounted to a very convincing collective bargaining position - and like a parent waiting for a baby to cry itself to sleep, Murdoch simply waited for the Bancrofts to exhaust themselves with in-fighting.

If the United States signals it intends to make a priority of consulting and coordinating with its allies, such a gesture would reassure its partners and strengthen the alliance network's collective bargaining position in what is likely to be an extensive multilateral negotiating process.

Hicks is a central figure in the league's strategy to disseminate information as quickly as possible, like Goodell's recent letter, which was e-mailed to five million fans and explained the league's collective-bargaining position.

In most collective bargaining situations, each side begins by staking out its position.

In March, a state Republican Party official sought the release of the e-mails of a tenured professor in Madison who had criticized both Gov. Scott Walker, a Republican, and the party's position on collective bargaining.

The Mariners traded Junior to the Reds because that was the team he said he wanted to go to, and he had the collective bargaining right to enforce his position.

A 1992 California Appeals Court ruling supports the university's position that "collective bargaining for [TAs] would interfere with the goals of graduate education," Atkinson says.

The relatively high salary levels for at least some health workers suggest that their market position or collective bargaining power is strong.

"Because a public-sector union takes many positions during collective bargaining that have powerful political and civic consequences, the compulsory fees constitute a form of compelled speech and association that imposes a significant impingement on First Amendment rights," he wrote.

He is a pure political being: he entered politics as a center-leaning, pro-environment, pro-choice Republican in a Democratic state; year by year, he has marched to the right in step with his Party, cycling through positions on collective bargaining and minimum wage.