Sentence examples for single bargaining from inspiring English sources

The struck casinos, which have organized into a single bargaining committee, want a five-year contract.

They will be in single union with a single bargaining agent reporting to a single fire command, and we'll do the hiring".

"Kevyn Orr has not held a single bargaining session with the unions," said Mr. King, whose union represents about 200 city workers.

Negotiations, he said, were about the implementation of a single collective bargaining agreement following the £2.4bn mega-merger between Penguin and Random House, owned by German group Bertelsmann, four years ago.

This buy was the single biggest bargain I've seen in my five years in L.A.B.R.

Single-employer bargaining is a strategy that offers a firm greater freedom to manipulate the productivity of its work force by isolating its trade union (if any) and developing organization-oriented attitudes and company-specific training and job descriptions.

The first thing to note is that where single-employer bargaining prevails only a minority of workers has access to collective bargaining.

Using a game theoretic framework of repeated single-period bargaining under asymmetric information and outside options, we show how a supplier may behave opportunistically.

Under conditions of single-employer bargaining employers may withhold or withdraw union recognition as a credible threat in seeking a cheaper or less constraining contract, or else relocate employment to a non-union environment.

Finally, since uncoordinated single-employer bargaining theoretically has the advantage of at all times achieving internalized pay settlements, there is supposedly neither the need nor the ability of the bargainers under perfect competition to respond to intersectoral heterogeneity.

The world, Figueres said, is not going to come together in a single grand bargain that will commit nations to the full range of needed emissions reductions in any one meeting -- not this year in Cancun, not next year.