Sentence examples for union collective from inspiring English sources

"It's contract-specific," said Ms. Johnson, whose company is now negotiating some contracts that include union collective bargaining agreements.

In many instances, judges even earn less than their own law clerks whose salaries are set by union collective bargaining.

In the traditional labor relations realm, union collective bargaining and strike power provided employees with a source of countervailing power against employers.

If your position is covered by a union collective bargaining agreement, and you are not a registered dues-paying union member, you will be required to pay an agency fee.

The researchers drew from sources including data from the US Census Bureau and US Bureau of Labor Statistics to examine the effect of union collective bargaining on wages, benefits, and enrollment in public safety net programs in California.

Before founding it he danced for master formalists (Merce Cunningham) and with master improvisers and game players (the Grand Union collective), and his own style lies in both worlds.

If they can abolish union collective-bargaining rights, they can undermine the automatic payment of dues to the public-employee union treasuries.

They also reduced the unions' collective bargaining power with regard to some contracts.

Union now: When Governor Jerry Brown gave public employee unions collective bargaining rights in 1977, he made the unions a dominant force in Sacramento.

I've gone back and forth about whether he should have settled for benefit cuts without going after the public employee unions' collective bargaining powers.

There's a safety net in almost every part of one's public and private life – health insurance, free college tuition, unions, collective bargaining, fixed work hours, etc.