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collective bargaining

noun as in negotiations between union and management

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Sure, the collective bargaining agreement is about to expire and negotiations could cripple the league’s extraordinary popularity.

Accordingly, the act’s very purpose was to protect the workers’ collective bargaining rights — their right to unionize and through a union to negotiate wages and working conditions.

“It raises questions as to the actual motivations. Is it a sincere belief unionization will interfere with the religious education of the school? Or is it to avoid having to engage in collective bargaining?”

The latest action follows a March order outlawing collective bargaining for a majority of the federal workforce, citing the same justification.

The hotel did have language in its previous collective bargaining agreement about sidestepping the ordinance’s pay rates, but that agreement expired in June 2023, the complaint states.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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