Sentence examples for lack of bargaining from inspiring English sources

The workers' lack of bargaining power in these industries is another issue.

If Sykora was the most underpaid player in the league last season, that distinction now belongs to Elias, who is highly sensitive to his lack of bargaining power vis-à-vis the current collective bargaining agreement.

The two factors holding down real-wage growth are flat productivity (since over time higher productivity should, in theory, translate into higher wages) and a continued lack of bargaining power for workers, even with unemployment solidly below five per cent.

Housing charity Shelter teamed-up with YouGov to survey almost 5,000 people to find students are finding renting difficult, in terms of affordability, poor conditions, and a lack of bargaining power with landlords.

Ken Clarke, the veteran Conservative MP and supporter of remaining in the EU, told Fox in parliament: "The principle problem is the lack of bargaining power that the United Kingdom on its own has compared with the European Union as a bloc carrying out bargained arrangements.

More than 170,000 people make their business by farming major crops, yet they have among the lowest return on their assets because they're so fragmented, leading to information asymmetry and a lack of bargaining power.

It is senseless that, through lack of mass bargaining power, they pay the highest prices.

Their illegal status and lack of any bargaining power mean that, for many, wages are far below this level.

Last week, public defenders across Massachusetts demonstrated against low pay (average base salary is $47,500 a year) and their lack of collective bargaining power as state employees.

SITRABI's activists are veterans of this war of attrition, having led global efforts to raise awareness of the rampant human rights abuses in the industry, from terrorizing violence to illegal firings to lack of collective bargaining protections.

The stakes are enormous: A union victory of this scale could energize the labor movement's long-tortured efforts to make headway in the American South, a region whose low wages and lack of collective bargaining helps depress employment standards nationwide.