Sentence examples for industry bargaining from inspiring English sources

Industry bargaining has become highly fragmented in recent years.

To help deal with these ever-larger employers, he persuaded the delegates to create nationwide industry bargaining councils.

"There's always the possibility of a strike," said James F. Berg, president of the Realty Advisory Board, the industry bargaining group.

"We're still far apart, but I'm hopeful we'll be able to reach an agreement before the deadline," said James F. Berg, president of the Realty Advisory Board, the industry bargaining group.

The writers' move was aimed at breaking what has been, at least in public, a united front by a small number of media conglomerates — General Electric, News Corporation, Sony, Time Warner, The Walt Disney Company, Viacom and CBS — whose entertainment units dominate the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers, an industry bargaining group.

The briefing at the headquarters of the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers, an industry bargaining group, was conducted by Mr. Meyer, Leslie Moonves, chief executive of CBS, and Anne Sweeney, president of the Walt Disney-ABC Television Group, along with the alliance's president, J. Nicholas Counter.

The two sentences are as follows: (1) She had your dark suit in greasy wash water all year; (2) in wage negotiations, the industry bargains as a unit with a single union.

I covered UAW-industry bargaining every year from 1958 to 1970.

Beginning with the bargaining level, Visser derives a five-point scale in which company or enterprise level is considered the lowest level (=1) and where central or cross-industry bargaining with centrally binding norms is the highest level (=5).

Nearly two weeks ago, in an attempt to break the united front of the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers, the industry's bargaining unit, the Writers Guild of America West and the Writers Guild of America East announced they would seek to negotiate with individual studios and network production companies.

Nor is it an excuse to return items soiled or broken by the customer, nor is it a reason to pander to haggling in a retail industry where bargaining for a price is improper.