Sentence examples for flexibility in bargaining from inspiring English sources

On Thursday, Mr. Toussaint mocked all the mayor's bike talk as a "sideshow," and said the mayor should instead focus his energies on pressuring the authority to show more flexibility in bargaining.

Second, the NBS has flexibility in bargaining power selection.

The union signaled some new flexibility in its bargaining position yesterday, with Mr. Toussaint saying he might soon alter the demand for an 8percentt raise in each of a contract's three years.

As decentralized units are given more financial autonomy, and as flexibility in pay bargaining increases, health workers doing similar jobs but in different decentralized units will be remunerated differently.

With a second meeting planned in Baghdad next week to discuss the Iranian nuclear program, Western negotiators are hopeful that the new signs of distress in Iran's oil industry will yield greater flexibility in the country's bargaining position.

These numbers were particularly startling because they indicate that charter schools aren't holding up their end of the bargain: namely, increased flexibility in exchange for more accountability.

The economic freedom index for the labour market is the combination of separate indicators on minimum wage, flexibility in hiring and firing, level of collective bargaining, unemployment insurance, and the use of military conscription.

She offered a lesson in bargaining.

Mr Schröder has called for greater flexibility in the formerly taboo area of collective wage bargaining.

Call it the German way," sighs Ulrich Ramm, chief economist at Commerzbank.There are also signs of new flexibility in the one-size-fits-all system of collective bargaining.

It implies establishing the "grand bargain" with lawmakers, seeking greater executive flexibility in program and policy management in exchange for a commitment of heightened accountability for results to elected officials and the American people.