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collective bargaining

NOUN
negotiations between union and management
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The league sent over a new collective bargaining agreement proposal on Friday containing a provision that it would eventually stop paying for housing for all players.

From MarketWatch

Although the collective bargaining agreement does not expire until Dec. 1, Commissioner Rob Manfred said last week he expected talks on a new deal to start soon after opening day.

From Los Angeles Times

With collective bargaining, workers could demand transparency about the use of enterprise AI and demand fair compensation for the knowledge it gathers.

From The Wall Street Journal

"We will continue the fight to the end," farm trade unionist Costas Tzelas told a crowd of a few thousand at central Syntagma Square, including workers opposed to a new collective bargaining law.

From Barron's

But already, for the US, there is a menu full of tempting bilateral deals involving minerals and natural resources, which bypass any opportunity for collective bargaining on the part of the continent.

From BBC