Sentence examples for most recent collective from inspiring English sources

Weiner also negotiated baseball's most recent collective bargaining agreement last November, extending the contract through December 2016.

Since that strike in 1987, the league and its players have enjoyed unprecedented growth and prosperity, culminating in their most recent collective bargaining agreement, signed in 2006.

Weiner, 50, has led the union since December 2009 and presided over the most recent collective bargaining agreement, the third in a row to be reached without a work stoppage.

Weiner, on Tuesday, cited a letter Selig sent to him as part of the most recent collective bargaining agreement, the same type of letter that has been sent to the union in the past.

Wages, including for the lowest-paid players, have gone up significantly, with the minimum NFL player salary increasing by 13percentt between 2006, the start of the most recent collective bargaining agreement, and 2009, the last full season under that agreement.

The recognition that a clean sport benefits the players was one of the reasons that the union agreed to stricter drug-testing policies and stiffer penalties in the most recent collective-bargaining agreement.

(Unlike their counterparts in the bigs, minor leaguers are not represented by the Major League Baseball Players Association. Under the most recent collective-bargaining agreement, minimum annual pay for a major leaguer is $507,500).

Consumers who took part in the most recent council-led collective switching auction to get cheaper gas and electricity bills saved an average of £232 per household, the Local Government Assocation LGAA) has revealed.

At my most recent event, The Scale Collective, which was created for female startup founders, I matched a later-stage male investor with a seed-funded female founder for a one-on-one chat.

Donald Fehr, executive director of the players union, said the league had withdrawn its most recent offer for a new collective bargaining agreement, another complication in stalled negotiations.

Telles is also part of a theater-dance collective, whose most recent performance, he said, suffered from MinC cuts.