Sentence examples for negotiating fair from inspiring English sources
Prime Minister David Cameron of Britain and Alex Salmond, first minister of Scotland, have done a good job negotiating fair ground rules for the independence referendum.
"Trade is a good thing," he has written, "but what we must begin doing is negotiating fair trade agreements that reflect the interests of working families in America, working families in other countries, and not just large multinational corporations".
Only then will we stand any chance of negotiating fair deals.VIVIAN HOFFMANNAlma Mater Society, University of British ColumbiaVancouverAncient historySIR Your reference to the Elder Cato ("The White House goes to war", October 3rd) is an apt piece of essay writing but historically not tenable.
Unionized workers have their locals watching their backs and negotiating fair wages and benefits.
Trade is a good thing, but what we must begin doing is negotiating fair trade agreements that reflect the interests of working families in America, working families in other countries, and not just large multinational corporations and the CEOs who help write these trade agreements.
Working with the local organizers allows you to access seasoned union personnel who have experience organizing unions and negotiating fair contracts.
Walking a thin line between bemoaning globalization and flirting with protectionism, Senator John Kerry of Massachusetts said he would stop the stream of jobs overseas by only negotiating fair-trade agreements that contained labor and environmental standards.
As highlighted last season in the Guardian there are all sorts of issues for players operating beneath the Premiership: poor salaries, insufficient medical insurance, no union assistance in negotiating fairer contracts.
Instead he said he would "negotiate fair bilateral trade deals that bring jobs and industry back".
"There's a long, long road to go to negotiate fair contracts".
Gov. Andrew Cuomo of New York and Gov. Dannel Malloy of Connecticut have negotiated fair new contracts with union leaders.
