collective bargaining
collective bargaining
Definition
collective bargaining
collective bargaining
Law Definition
n
In labor law, negotiations between an employer and a labor union or other group
representing employees concerning the terms and conditions of the employeesÂ’
work. See also bargaining unit
and lockout.
collective bargaining
Usage Examples
Preposition: on
- behalf: The BBC still refuses to recognize BECTU for collective bargaining on behalf of freelances.
- pay: The government also proposes that collective bargaining on pay should not include pensions.
- equality: Establishing collective bargaining on equality is key if the double discrimination faced by black women in the labor market is to be defeated.
- issue: This would cover collective bargaining on issues of pay, hours, holidays and training.
Adjective modifier
- national: Big efforts went into breaking up national collective bargaining.
- free: The unions in response confirm how they will seek to exercise the newly restored right of free collective bargaining.
- statutory: Bargaining councils are permanent institutions of statutory collective bargaining.
- sectoral: In that context, we would see the setting of or operation of a cap on hours as best approached through sectoral collective bargaining.
Converse of object
- conduct: The wording clearly states that those signing and returning the forms wish the union to conduct collective bargaining on their behalf.
- support: In particular we support collective bargaining and would protect workers from the first day of employment.
- promote: Early State initiatives were designed to promote collective bargaining at sectoral rather than enterprise level.
- include: The company insists it has " normal relations " with 12 unions in Colombia, including collective bargaining covering wages and working conditions.
- establish: Establishing collective bargaining on equality is key if the double discrimination faced by black women in the labor market is to be defeated.
- cover: Over 90 per cent of the deals covered collective bargaining on pay, hours and holidays.
Noun used with modifier
- wage: Ortiz urged unions and workers to take into account reduced inflationary expectations during the upcoming round of collective wage bargaining.
Preposition: with
- employer: It does not concern itself with pay and conditions; nor with collective bargaining with employers.
Preposition: for
- staff: Collective Agreements Universities UK represents universities in the UK in national collective bargaining for staff.
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