If and when the N.H.L. and the union resume bargaining again, will the union agree to exclude Don from the direct bargaining?
Nonetheless, though the "adventurist" phase of Communist-inspired militancy was over, more general tendencies toward direct bargaining and strike activity persisted in both countries.
Unions with a small or scattered membership (and there were many such) were almost wholly dependent; but for larger and more concentrated organizations, a real alternative existed in the shape of direct bargaining and strike action.
Participants and others who were briefed about the meeting said the group, known as the Network Affiliated Stations Alliance, refused to budge, even though top aides to Mr. Powell made more direct bargaining requests to the alliance at other meetings.
Indeed, the relationship between social media users and service providers has become increasingly contentious, as users struggle to demand more privacy, better data security and more effective protections from online harassment in an economic context where they have little or no direct bargaining power.
Wisconsin's direct restriction of collective bargaining rights for government employees was the most blatant example until now.
Is the direct attack on collective bargaining for teachers in Wisconsin likely to spread around the U.S. the way the demand for democracy is spreading across the Middle East?
An individual enterprise union, however, normally bargains without the direct participation of industrial federation or Rengō representatives.
Before turning into bargain hunters, investors directed their ire at technology in general, because the sector stands to have the weakest profits.
The union problem is worsened by a dawning public dissatisfaction with the shutting out of the community from any direct voice at the collective-bargaining table in cases where the outcome has an impact on them.
