Generally, those employees are not represented by a collective bargaining unit.
About 2,100 record labels and 270 recording companies will be represented by the collective, called SoundExchange, which now awaits designation from the United States Copyright Office, which selects agents to collect and distribute royalties, John Simson, SoundExchange executive director, said.
The functional index may be represented by a collective motion known to be associated with a biological mechanism (Pandini et al., 2012).
The fact that two individual footprints (F^{(i)}) and (F^{(j)}) under the collective perspective can be represented by the same collective footprint (C^{ k)}) affects in a not negligible way a relevant number of customers.
In particular, during the 1960s and '70s pay differentials had been reduced to the point where many skilled and white-collar workers were no longer willing to be represented by comprehensive, "solidaristic" collective bargaining.
In the 60s, the sharpest edge of British architectural culture was represented by Archigram, a collective of designers moonlighting from day-jobs working for London County Council (LCC) who put out a magazine of the same name, full of proposals for what future cities should or could look like.
Figure 7 reports a subset of the 45 collective temporal purchasing footprints of all the customers (mathcal {C}) obtained.4 The number in the bottom left square indicates how many customers have an individual footprint (F^{(i)}) represented by that particular collective footprint.
Since 2010, the right has been focusing its attacks on public sector workers, one-fourth of whom are represented by unions with collective-bargaining rights.
As a result, N.Y.U.'s graduate assistants are voting, today through Thursday, on whether to be represented by the U.A.W. in collective bargaining.
The "no money, please, we're-intellectuals" side of the spectrum is represented by the brainy art collective known as the Bernadette Corporation.
