Sentence examples for collective claims from inspiring English sources

Employers can still require arbitration, but they must also offer ways for employees to bring collective claims, either in arbitration or in court.

But when all's said and done, the G8 governments have to be judged against their own claims – and the collective claims made in the communique are not modest.

The normative claim made is that when it comes to resources that are essential for survival, governance must err on the side of inclusion and make more porous the boundaries drawn to protect individual or collective claims against outsiders.

Judge Kaplan ruled that three of those interim firms -- Lovell & Stewart, Meredith Cohen Greenfogel & Skirnick, and Pomerantz Haudek Block Grossman & Gross -- did not submit time records to back up their collective claims of $853,424.

Shanty towns, which increasingly occupy the vertical city spaces the rich don't want, such as unstable mountainsides, are defined as "collective claims to space … necessarily mobilised by the poor and marginalised".

In the decision released Friday, the board noted that it was not banning agreements that required employees to use arbitration to settle disputes, but that such agreements must offer some way for employees to make class and collective claims, either in arbitration or in court.

But, Justice Kagan argued, since Ms. Symczyk never accepted the offer and never got any money, both her individual claim and the collective claim attached to it continued.

The collective claim to have upwards of 40 films in its possession, according to Business Insider, all of which are 'screeners' (the copies sent out to judges of awards ceremonies like the Oscars and Golden Globes).

The motivation is to preserve their herds, to satisfy their passion for milk, and to secure their individual or collective claim over their territorial domain in the hinterland.

In July 2012, Haag's office filed a civil forfeiture action against the collective, claiming the dispensary had violated federal drug laws.

An online hacking collective claiming to be a wing of Anonymous took responsibility for shutting down major Canadian government websites on Wednesday, one day after controversial anti-terrorism legislation was signed into law.