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-Ottoman Convention was only part of a wider | bargaining process and the complexities of the competin |
ented by a labor union and have a collective | bargaining agreement with the Archdiocese of San Franci |
to a labor organization holding a collective | bargaining agreement with a state or local government." |
nter negotiations to facilitate a collective | bargaining agreement (defines exactly what players and |
ented by a labor union and have a collective | bargaining agreement with the Diocese of San Jose that |
who are not already members of a collective | bargaining organization (such as a trade union). |
ganizing Casting Directors into a collective | bargaining unit - Teamsters Local 399. |
preferred to retain the Banat as a potential | bargaining chip with these countries, both of which des |
efits or work rules provided by a collective | bargaining agreement" if those changes are "essential t |
y would want to keep her alive as a possible | bargaining tool. |
eading auto manufacturers to abandon pattern | bargaining and seek an end to job protections and cost- |
In 1888, after long | bargaining, it was sold to the Bibliotheca Palatina of |
by Torino for one million) after exhaustive | bargaining with Inter. |
After much | bargaining and many requests, Olaus' friends managed to |
Louisbourg was an important | bargaining chip in the peace negotiations to end the wa |
- Education - Wages - Unions and collective | bargaining |
shore creating nuisance in a bar and krishna | bargaining with that bar owner to handle this issue. |
order to promote organization and collective | bargaining. |
ectively or Right to Organise and Collective | Bargaining Convention is an International Labour Organi |
rcumvention of the salary cap and collective | bargaining agreement subject to fines or the loss of dr |
right to union representation and collective | bargaining, and paid holidays. |
Rights, the B.C. Labour Code and collective | bargaining since 1987. |
erms of the Right to Organise and Collective | Bargaining Convention, 1949, which provides for protect |
working conditions for miners and collective | bargaining for unions. |
ns Act which gave trade union and collective | bargaining rights to Ontario's agricultural workers. |
, 1948, the Right to Organise and Collective | Bargaining Convention, 1949, the Discrimination (Employ |
the Pyrenees: Kings, Magnates and Political | Bargaining in Twelfth-century Spain." |
ed representational election, any collective | bargaining agreement would have to cover all employees |
AQ's weakened | bargaining position was brought to prominence in 1989 w |
finger to represent them as committeeperson, | bargaining chair and president. |
MacKenzie used the captives as a | bargaining tool to force the off-reservation Indians ba |
ertifies the American Newspaper Guild as the | bargaining agent for BNA employees (BNA employees are n |
nd executed after an attempt to use him as a | bargaining tool in contacts with the Hukbalahap. |
when Bilbo stole the Arkenstone to use as a | bargaining counter with Thranduil, the Elvenking, and B |
s of the proposition ultimately used it as a | bargaining tool to negotiate an agreement with Governor |
urage the Chinese from using kidnapping as a | bargaining tool, and to exact revenge on the mistreatme |
essman, who has been kidnapped in Rome, as a | bargaining tool to free her and unleashes forces which |
epartment of the AFL-CIO, that serves as the | bargaining unit representing about 2,100 workers employ |
ey should be the only ones to use riots as a | bargaining tactic; and that the Assembly at the time wa |
m government was “cynically using Abyei as a | bargaining chip.” |
and corporate CEOs, once adversaries at the | bargaining table, found common ideological ground in th |
s death is sealed despite Pullo's attempt at | bargaining for information, defiantly claims to have ra |
the 'social partners' of Austrian collective | bargaining (which is to say, the Chamber of Commerce an |
g of what would eventually become collective | bargaining. |
ons Commission would also certify enterprise | bargaining agreements. |
re with expertise in criminal charging, plea | bargaining and sentencing. |
loyment rate rises, all else constant worker | bargaining power falls, so that workers are less able t |
a staunch supporter of continuing collective | bargaining for public employees. |
oke down after more than 20 straight days of | bargaining failed to produce a new contract. |
oratism" has been used to describe three-way | bargaining between government, labor unions and big bus |
The bill would effectively end collective | bargaining in the state by de-certifying unions whose c |
Ohio Republican Party plan to end collective | bargaining for state employees. |
Equality of | Bargaining Powers. |
The subject was the expiring collective | bargaining agreements in the National Basketball Associ |
bs after resigning as part of a failed union | bargaining strategy in 1999, but his rehiring was agree |
ng new workers to family-friendly collective | bargaining language. |
was opposed by some unions that feared their | bargaining power would be reduced by the law and make i |
onsultation Law, one of the first collective | bargaining laws for teachers in the United States. |
ns, MVF negotiated Norway's first collective | bargaining agreement in 1907. |
In 1990 the first collective | bargaining agreement was reached. |
was a key negotiator of the first collective | bargaining agreement in major professional sports. |
trade unions and associations for collective | bargaining; the Government did not oppose his motion an |
cannot be a political vacuum from political | bargaining, or a lapse in policies. |
They have more | bargaining power within the households and thus need no |
onability such as where parties have unequal | bargaining power. |
An imbalance of | bargaining power between lessees and pubcos persists an |
st prudent to buy time and improve Kashmir's | bargaining position. |
all for strikes or participate in collective | bargaining. |
ten years in the public sector in collective | bargaining before joining the Ontario Public Service in |
must permit workers to engage in collective | bargaining. |
such they represent the miners in collective | bargaining with the government and when calling for act |
tainment industry trade unions in collective | bargaining. |
ch restricted who could engage in collective | bargaining, violated section 2(d) of the Charter and wh |
union in which a majority of employees in a | bargaining unit sign authorization forms, or "cards," s |
women causes a substantial increase in fair | bargaining behaviour, thereby reducing bargaining confl |
His books include Regulatory | Bargaining and Public Law (Cambridge University Press 2 |
later held other posts, including Collective | Bargaining Secretary. |
as schools sought to pool and increase their | bargaining power. |
, and negotiates 80 industry-wide collective | bargaining agreements on behalf of over 350 motion pict |
ember, for instance, he initiated collective | bargaining and employee benefits. |
-led states end up fighting a war instead of | bargaining, in light of the fact that bargaining can ma |
s capacity, he helped pass Iowa's collective | bargaining bill. |
the workplace, work-life issues, collective | bargaining and contract administration, union governanc |
gainst a bill that looks to limit collective | bargaining for public employees. |
orted a bill that looked to limit collective | bargaining for public employees, stating that it is som |
supporter of S.B. 5 which limits collective | bargaining for public employees, Grossman voted for its |
receivership entered into a long collective | bargaining process with the teachers' union. |
mote equal access of woman and man, improved | bargaining power of farmers, promoting fair price and q |
ucture of equilibria of dynamic matching and | bargaining games and their convergence to perfect compe |
his threat to leave F1 for CART was merely a | bargaining tool to make the FIA rethink their engine re |
onism' and to introduce a more decentralised | bargaining structure to the Australian work place. |
August 11, 2005 under the new NBA collective | bargaining agreement one-time amnesty clause. |
ast Asia, prices can always be negotiated by | bargaining. |
st 8, 2005, shortly after the new collective | bargaining agreement was finalized. |
wever, upon the adoption of a new collective | bargaining agreement (CBA) between the league owners an |
ingent upon the adoption of a new collective | bargaining agreement (CBA) between the league owners an |
ions and the negotiation of a new collective | bargaining agreement with Local 94, American Federation |
orld Umpires Association, the new collective | bargaining union of MLB umpires since 2000. |
Doty is named in the current NFL collective | bargaining agreement (CBA) as the ultimate arbiter of g |
When the NFL's Collective | Bargaining Agreement expired, Jackson became a Restrict |
result of the expiring NFL-NFLPA collective | bargaining agreement, however, Gostkowski became a rest |
they ran into issues with the NHL Collective | Bargaining Agreement, which now states that European pr |
As dictated by the NHL's collective | bargaining agreement, Filatov's contract was for three |
nd is inferred from the fact that no further | bargaining is expected to result from them. |
TransAtlantic Lines has no collective | bargaining agreements with seagoing unions. |
iming the film demonstrated normal political | bargaining. |
not only is the destruction of Israel not a | bargaining chip, it is the heart of the matter. |
negotiate-a violation of the NRA collective | bargaining Section 7a, He proposed a compromise: propor |
ely helped to bring about the NYC Collective | Bargaining Law (1967). |
and confidantes, not as objects of political | bargaining. |
National Center for the Study of Collective | Bargaining in Higher Education. |
an understanding of the value of collective | bargaining for ensuring a middle-class standard of livi |
er agreement set off a wave of concessionary | bargaining among automobile manufacturers which then sp |
he formation of the NYC Office of Collective | Bargaining, who mediate and arbitrate between the city |
argeted recently by proponents of collective | bargaining reform in radio ads due to the uncertainty o |
kers union and has served as chairman of his | bargaining unit within CAW Local 1256 since 1990. |
Ultimately, following a process of plea | bargaining, Thatcher pleaded guilty to negligence in in |
argeted recently by proponents of collective | bargaining reform in radio ads due to the uncertainty o |
create New York City's Office of Collective | Bargaining. |
's plan to strip public unions of collective | bargaining rights. |
ts center around-the stripping of collective | bargaining rights-could still be passed as a separate b |
f child labour, reglementation of collective | bargaining, legislation on occupational safety, legaliz |
o helped set in place a system of collective | bargaining between New York City (NYC) and its employee |
behalf of its members a system of collective | bargaining that will permit a fair and open negotiation |
Taylor Chain II: The Story of Collective | Bargaining begins ten years later, in the early 1980s, |
ext, subject to the outcome of Congressional | bargaining on the issue. |
d to in 2006 through a process of collective | bargaining between the KPAWU and employers in the Kenya |
bill that eliminated portions of collective | bargaining for public employees, Budish had promised to |
ing the practice and procedure of collective | bargaining and by protecting the exercise by workers of |
n the side of Britain as a means of securing | bargaining power in home rule negotiations, these weapo |
from the City Charter in favor of collective | bargaining and binding arbitration, and modify rules re |
the contract, or, in the case of collective | bargaining agreements, the labor organization and any p |
s with regard to the promotion of collective | bargaining,... |
d a key role in shaping a bill on collective | bargaining reform, which will go forth to limit such fo |
ave had stabilizing influences on collective | bargaining relationships. |
The only appropriate | bargaining unit for a decertification election is the c |
Union Recognition: Organising and | Bargaining Outcomes. |
keep workers in the U.S. from organizing and | bargaining for themselves. |
ain, the Harris Memorial, a Saxon Pillar and | Bargaining Stone. |
end and so as to preserve the possibility of | bargaining effectively to terminate the war on acceptab |
s she hopes to use for exerting pressure and | bargaining in future negotiations, cards that will be t |
Callixtus was primarily a | bargaining chip of Frederick to pressure Alexander III, |
's Failure to Protect and Promote Collective | Bargaining as a Human Right. |
a new tactic that it hoped would provide the | bargaining power to get a satisfactory peace, the Kamik |
ed the Taylor Law, which provided collective | bargaining rights to public employees. |
the chief negotiator for the public service | bargaining unit of SGEU for six years. |
igh oil prices, on the other hand, raise the | bargaining power of oil-producing countries. |
o dismiss elected school boards, reduced the | bargaining power of the unions, and altered funding in |
ased cost of benefits but not the removal of | bargaining rights. |
alker's legislation which removed collective | bargaining on benefits for public employees. |
budget repair bill which repeals collective | bargaining on benefits for public employees. |
reement with the union after replacing their | bargaining representatives and enduring a ninety-five d |
AMAPCEO also represents four | bargaining units outside the OPS in: the Office of the |
epresentational election required good-faith | bargaining, and that collective bargaining must precede |
Self-serving bias may result in | bargaining impasse if each side interprets the facts of |
ed for stronger health and safety collective | bargaining language, and advocated for a stronger union |
rrangement was in effect until Scripps began | bargaining with the Teamsters union, whose contract wit |
ng-edge research on public sector collective | bargaining, public technological innovation, civil serv |
rs for weeks, even conceding some collective | bargaining rights. |
blish minimum standards for state collective | bargaining laws for public safety officers. |
itorial Public Service Act required that the | bargaining agent be incorporated by the territory. |
strike ended, she was elected to the union's | bargaining committee and assigned to investigate health |
He successfully negotiated the collective | bargaining agreement between the clothing industry and |
ntil the passage of this act, the collective | bargaining rights of workers were severely hampered by |
approval of the rejection of the collective | bargaining agreement, the debtor must comply with all o |
as Chancellor, Shain revoked the collective | bargaining rights of the first graduate employee union |
ic Service of Canada (PIPSC) was the federal | bargaining agent for 32 nurses in the Northwest Territo |
was used for that version of the collective | bargaining agreement. |
oposal to the union to modify the collective | bargaining agreement anytime after filing a petition an |
egotiates for members through the collective | bargaining process. |
cturing plant and then follow the collective | bargaining process of the same plant one decade later. |
played a role in establishing the collective | bargaining agreement between the NHLPA and the NHL duri |
m high school to the NBA, but the Collective | Bargaining Agreement between the NBA and its players in |
ff alleges that "the party with the superior | bargaining power has carried out a scheme to deliberate |
In 1987, he became a member of the Ford-UAW | bargaining committee. |
nation in order to increase their collective | bargaining power. |
rs that he was fighting to save their lives, | bargaining with the Nazis led him to a crucial error. |
isconsin's bill as allowing their collective | bargaining to continue. |
large employer donations through collective | bargaining to build the school. |
gasoline taxes and opposition to collective | bargaining. |
s Anti-Union Laws to force the unions to the | bargaining table. |
at provided his first exposure to collective | bargaining agreements. |
ublic employees of their right to collective | bargaining. |
utting costs and the union had return to the | bargaining table to make further concessions, in order |
the right of Canadian workers to collective | bargaining. |
in office coaxing the two sides back to the | bargaining table. |
It calls for the right to collective | bargaining and protection against dismissals for involv |
his budget repair bill that took collective | bargaining from workers and Fitzgerald supported it. |
t triple backpay awards and union collective | bargaining certification based on signed union authoriz |
d district leaders on the union's collective | bargaining strategy and tactics. |
llmor who voted for the unpopular collective | bargaining provision would receive appointments to avoi |
not like road closures so should be used as | bargaining tool" and kept the road closed to shorten th |
enna tattooing and traditional village bride | bargaining to modern civil services of high society, re |
k on the theory of civil wars, international | bargaining, war's inefficiency puzzle and audience cost |
health care premiums, and weakens collective | bargaining privileges for most public employee union me |
n creating an environment in which bilateral | bargaining can thrive. |
suspend parliament in June, while back-room | bargaining took place. |
t nurses union in the U.S. to win collective | bargaining contracts for nurses. |
s research has been concerned with workplace | bargaining, pay determination, and the effect of legal |
ain bus stand and are available without much | bargaining. |
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