Sentence examples for labor negotiating from inspiring English sources

After the baseball players union trounced the owners in the last labor negotiating round, in the mid-1990's, the union was repeatedly warned that the players' soaring salaries were endangering their sport's health.

As the Republicans continue their war on labor, negotiating for better wages and conditions is eluding most workers.

The German labor negotiating season is not over.

*A tug of war among the owners -- the low-revenue clubs versus the high-revenue clubs over the amount of revenue to be shared, and the hawks versus the moderates over the labor negotiating strategy.

Rather than encouraging an end to collective bargaining, Donohue, Shay, and Timmons wrote that "an evaluation of how management and labor negotiate future labor contracts covering the nation's ports" was needed.

However, technology and economic realities are changing how employers and labor negotiate and collaborate.

In addition, Mr. Trumka, who led a team of labor leaders negotiating with the White House, said the thresholds would be increased for "age and gender," to reflect the higher premiums often charged for health plans with large numbers of women, older workers and retirees.

"This has been one of the most difficult labor contracts negotiated in decades," he said when asked why negotiations had taken so long.

In his speech here, he cast that not as a means of relinquishing labor to the unsentimental winds of capitalism, but rather giving start-up companies relief from the strictures of national labor contracts negotiated by unions.

Teachers in traditional public schools are covered by a single labor contract negotiated by the Chicago Teachers Union.

But because of such unusual factors, the contract might not have much influence on other labor contracts negotiated in New York.