The term "collective concession" is correct and usable in written English
It refers to a group or team collectively making a concession or compromise in a situation. It can be used in a variety of contexts, but is commonly seen in negotiation or decision-making scenarios. Example: After much discussion and debate, the committee came to a collective concession and agreed to increase the budget for the project.
On those issues related to financial governance and job security, Fehr and Orza would be largely correct, but in defining a tough steroid policy as a collective bargaining concession as opposed to a benefit, they demonstrate how badly they miss the enhancement mark.
It was an argument that convinced authorities to grant the collective a temporary concession to the warehouses.
But this conditional autonomy is also fraught with risks since excessive force can lead to more violent collective actions, and concessions may encourage protesters to extract even more from the system.
The next test comes today, as flight attendants and machinists at United Airlines, which is bankrupt, vote on a collective $1 billion in concessions sought by the airline, which has asked a court to impose restrictive new contracts on its employees if they do not go along.
Klopp felt the swirling wind had distracted Skrtel but he had bigger complaints, chiefly his team's collective reaction to the concession of the opening goal.
By persisting until the brink of canceling the season, Bettman won at least one other vital concession: a collective bargaining agreement that will last either 8 or 10 years, almost twice the length of what the players wanted.
The Chelsea supporters he took against after a collective sigh followed Gary Cahill's concession of possession, which threatened the team's late defensive resistance.
He addressed criticism regarding health care concessions by saying, "Collective bargaining is not collective begging, and where we have demonstrated cooperation it would be a grave mistake to equate our actions to capitulation".
The N.H.L. Players Associationn made a surprising initial proposal to league owners Tuesday in negotiations toward a new collective bargaining agreement, offering significant salary concessions combined with a reformed revenue-sharing plan.
The players union has said that it will make concessions in many areas of collective bargaining but will not consider a salary cap.
