Sentence examples for to increased bargaining from inspiring English sources

High employment in a low-wage, nonunion economy is politically tolerable because it does not lead to increased bargaining power for workers, who can be laid off or forced to take wage or benefit cuts if need be.

Theories of household decision-making hold that increases in the income of women relative to that of their husbands are associated with increased bargaining power within the household (Behrman 1988; Xu and Lai 2002).

And, if they do act, additional costs may be offset by increased bargaining power with managers.

Syria's increased bargaining leverage with Israel as result of its CW capability has been demonstrated by Israel's inability to dictate its terms in the peace negotiations between the two sides.

Currently, Speaker of the House John Boehner is trying to negotiate not just an end to the shutdown and the raising of the debt ceiling, but also a "grand bargain," the long-sought-after, practically mythical deal in which Democrats agree to spending cuts in exchange for the GOP agreeing to increased revenue (a.k.a. tax increases).

A wider spread points to increased tension.

This can lead to increased flooding.

Some of the increased production can be traced to increased playing time.

It led to increased service and more job satisfaction.

Worse, it could lead to increased charges or to violence.

This can lead to increased anxiety.[42].[42]