Sentence examples for share provisions from inspiring English sources

Sometimes called "agency fees", "representation fees" or "fair share provisions", these cover only what unions spend to represent workers who are covered by a collective bargaining agreement.

What right-to work laws do is ban a particular type of employment contract, voted on my employees, that requires all employees – union or not – to pay fair share provisions, a fraction of the dues that union members pay to cover the costs of negotiating and enforcing their contract.

In past cases, Scalia has suggested that the government should have leeway with fair share provisions, since the law bounds unions to advocate for everyone in a bargaining unit.

The personal assistants alleged that their freedoms of association and speech had been infringed by the "fair share" provision of the state's Public Labor Relations Act (PLRA), which permitted collective-bargaining agreements between the state and labour unions to include clauses requiring nonunion state employees to pay service fees to the union representing their bargaining unit.

Worse yet, preferred-share provisions that give venture firms shares that are senior to the common shares could leave the founder with nothing.

The new survey further strengthens the case for universal coverage, with moderate cost-sharing provisions.

In May, Senator Rand Paul, a Kentucky Republican, introduced a bill seeking to outlaw parts of the data-sharing provisions.

Meanwhile, they ignore President Bush's threat to veto a version of the bill that included burden-sharing provisions because he disagreed with those provisions.

He acknowledges that there are great tensions between the current antisocial behaviour measures and the information sharing provisions under the Children Act and children's rights to freedom of association and privacy, but he will not be drawn further.

Kurdish leaders fully support Iraq's pending hydrocarbon framework law and revenue-sharing provisions — to which the Kurds have underscored their commitment to all citizens of Iraq by pledging 83percentt of all regional oil revenues to the national treasury.

The Scottish government's controversial "named person" scheme for supporting children has been delayed for a year after the supreme court ruled that data sharing provisions were in breach of human rights.