Sentence examples for negotiating benefit from inspiring English sources

"When a person shows up with a gigantic Secret Service contingent, that is a negotiating benefit," Chayes said.

Wouldn't that make more political sense than negotiating benefit cuts for seniors who are getting $14,000 a year from Social Security, or making them pay more for their Medicare coverage?

Table 3 presents examples of benefits which may be considered while negotiating benefit sharing both during and after research is complete.

He was credited with ending the era of wildcat strikes, lobbying for improved mine-safety regulations and negotiating benefits for victims of black-lung disease.

In order to close it, Walker wants to sharply curtail the collective bargaining rights of public employee unions, effectively preventing them from negotiating benefits, hours and working conditions.

Recently the state Ministry of Health and the contracted workers have been negotiating benefits such as the provision of a major medical health insurance plan and the possibility of making payments into a personal retirement fund.

"If a player chooses not to play at all, then that is the player's decision," wrote the arbitrator, Lawrence T. Holden Jr. "What the full performance concept requires is that the player render performance for the full term of years specified... without illegally holding out if the player wants to obtain the negotiated benefit of free agency".

"It's optics — it looks pretty," said Charles Rader, who negotiates benefits for the United Food and Commercial Workers.

Union leaders have close ties to lawmakers and have expressed outrage that years of negotiated benefits are being swept aside.

It is a solution that the lawyer for some retirees, Michael Hausfeld, had hoped for when he filed a complaint saying the players association had no right to negotiate benefits on the retirees' behalf after the union dissolved itself.

ODesk has also negotiated benefits packages for contractors using its site.This may be the start of a "new mutualism movement" that will be very different from traditional trade unionism, says Sara Horowitz, the Freelancers Union's founder.