Don't get me wrong: collective bargaining is collective bargaining — it's rarely pretty.
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Bargaining for higher wages, in this case, is bargaining for higher government spending.
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Two of CWA's bargaining units are currently bargaining with AT&T for new contracts.
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The future of collective bargaining looks brightUnion membership may have declined, but collective bargaining has not.
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But critics say that because these unions are bargaining with the government, their bargaining is inherently political.
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Finally, backing down at this point, when their bargaining advantage appeared so significant, hurts Democrats' future bargaining power.
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Pay Plan, Series and Grade: CS-0343-12Collective Bargaining Unit (Union): This position is covered under collective bargaining.
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First, Congress could pass laws to promote multi-employer bargaining, or even bargaining among all companies in an industry.
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Warren's said sectoral bargaining benefits workers since it makes every firm bound by the same bargaining outcome, limiting incentives for an employer to resist collective bargaining over fear it puts their business in a weakened position relative to competitors.
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"The more power that we show with our numbers in Grand Park, the more power our bargaining team has in bargaining," he said.
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Courts that have signed off on smaller bargaining units have ruled federal law favors unions' proposed bargaining units as long as they are appropriate.
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"Bargaining is always tough, but reaching this contract was no small feat," said Chris Taylor, who chaired the union's Ford bargaining committee, in a release.
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Collective bargaining is different, the unions say, adding that the plaintiffs are seeking to reap the benefits of such bargaining without paying their fair share of the cost.
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"[Campaign management] retaliated against me when I organized the bargaining unit and sent an email requesting compliance with the [collective bargaining agreement]," the person wrote in the charge.
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Collective bargaining is different, the unions say, and workers should not be free to reap the benefits of such bargaining without paying their fair share of the costs.
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Since employees would be divided into small bargaining units but still work side-by-side, disparities in wages and benefits in collective bargaining agreements would cause animosity between employees.
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Scott Walker and the Republican-controlled legislature passed Act 2900, a historic reform of collective bargaining that essentially limited bargaining between public employees and local officials to wage negotiations.
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The players' association hired him on Monday as senior director, collective bargaining and legal, and will count on him as the lead negotiator for the next collective bargaining agreement.
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"This could be an additional reason that they could articulate or rely upon to discontinue bargaining, or limit bargaining on certain issues," said Mr. Gould, the former N.L.R.B. chairman.
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How collective bargaining needs to evolveThat said, collective bargaining in the 21st century requires creativity and risk for establishing a framework that goes beyond the New Deal-era bedrocks.
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Just look at this * absolute (bargaining) unit * pic.twitter.
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"We have never seen a bargaining committee that openly wants to gamble on the future of all Canadian operations and call a bluff," the bargaining committee wrote in the post.
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Our research found that workers highly valued traditional collective bargaining, as well as sectoral or regional bargaining that would allow labor organizations to set standards across an industry or state.
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Bargaining position Zhang Baohui, a professor of political science at Hong Kong's Lingnan University, said the big issue was whether the Syria strike would affect China's bargaining position on North Korea.
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That's because unions almost always are the designated exclusive representative for a bargaining unit — the entity appointed by employees to engage with the employer on behalf of all bargaining unit members.
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It's more of a bargaining chip — a posturing maneuver.
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"But I think that's where the collective bargaining agreement comes in, because the collective bargaining agreement isn't just designed to determine how much players make but to create competition throughout the league."
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I KNOW YOU READ IT. DO YOU SEE YOURSELF AND THE PRESIDENT, IF IT GETS TO THAT POINT WHERE IT'S ACTUALLY COUNTERPRODUCTIVE -- ROSS: WELL BUT IT'S NOT – KERNEN: IS THIS A BARGAINING – IS THERE A BARGAINING LEVEL OF THE BARGAINING HERE WHERE WE'D BE WILLING TO BACK OFF AND GO BACK AND PULL SOME OF IT BACK IN?
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"Staffing continues to be the most persistent issue that nurses face, and the most difficult, controversial and fraught issue in collective bargaining," said Fernando Losada, the collective bargaining director for National Nurses United.
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A bargaining chip for Beijing Concerns that Schellenberg could be used as a bargaining chip in the detention of Meng come amid an ongoing pushback from Chinese officials and state-run media outlets.
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Collective bargaining is different from spending on behalf of a political candidate, they say, adding that nonmembers should not reap the benefits of collective bargaining without paying their fair share of its cost.
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Erdogan fashions Westerners traveling in Turkey as diplomatic bargaining chips.
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"We cannot do Taiwan as a bargaining chip," he says.
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"We cannot do Taiwan as a bargaining chip," he said.
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In fact, there's no reason to approach bargaining that way.
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But business groups say that smaller bargaining units fracture workplaces.
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Unite Here representatives declined to comment, citing ongoing bargaining discussions.
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Mr Maduro's bargaining position is less impregnable than it looks.
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"The smaller companies will not have bargaining power," she said.
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We have collective bargaining contracts we have to abide by.
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"Erdogan has the refugees as a bargaining chip," she said.
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Children's health insurance has become a bargaining chip for Republicans.
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Collective bargaining did not lead to increased salaries or funding.
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Workers' bargaining power has since grown, as joblessness has fallen.
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Abe, however, still has some bargaining power, according to experts.
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Mr Mendes also favours restricting the use of plea bargaining.
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"This strike may ironically strengthen Trump's bargaining position," Zhang said.
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Collective bargaining hasn't traditionally had a place in Silicon Valley.
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An Australian regulator barred lenders from bargaining collectively for access.
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That constrains firms' and workers' ability to wield bargaining power.
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Yet the bargaining clout of the EU is far stronger.
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Instructions to lovers could be misconstrued as threats or bargaining.
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We believe collective bargaining will help us uphold those values.
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The newsroom is demanding a seat at the bargaining table.
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The union traditionally uses "pattern bargaining" with the Detroit automakers.
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He is certainly not a bargaining chip in budget negotiations.
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Sometimes you might not get what you were bargaining for.
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Nor is the president himself known for his honest bargaining.
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"The death penalty is a great bargaining tool," she said.
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Perhaps a round of productive bargaining will sweep them away.
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They argued that collective bargaining is important for employee retention.
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By staying, he has a bargaining chip with the board.
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Trump has just produced a bargaining chip of his own.
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But the North insists those weapons are not for bargaining.
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The company's employees are not unionized, limiting their bargaining power.
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It was her first bargaining chip, and it — almost — worked.
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Any new duties for teachers would be subject to bargaining.
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But the stake might also prove a useful bargaining chip.
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We have held four bargaining sessions so far in 2020.
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President Donald Trump may see it as a bargaining chip.
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Workers' bargaining power has been eroded by waning union membership.
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But a less isolated Korea might enjoy greater bargaining power.
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In Trump's administration, federal dollars often feel like bargaining chips.
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I get a lovely basket bag after some bargaining ($12).
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And that's what happened in the final days of bargaining.
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Bargaining power for driversDrivers have the right to advocate together.
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And the new collective bargaining agreement will reduce those games.
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They're the bargaining chips that have the greatest bipartisan support.
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Our collective bargaining agreement is extended until May 31, 2017.
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The wall became a bargaining chip in DACA replacement legislation.
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The plan, which promises to fight against "a war on organizing, collective bargaining, unions, and workers," would seek to incentivize unionization and collective bargaining, prevent employers from hindering workers' organizing efforts and bolster labor protections.
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Before the Spotify buy, the union held three bargaining sessions, and a union representative said management has indicated that it would allow three bargaining sessions scheduled in February, March and May, according to the Times.
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The union has filed a collective-bargaining grievance with an arbitrator.
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The bargaining power of skilled workers makes this tricky to enforce.
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When does the anger stage end and the bargaining stage begin?
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It is more a bargaining tactic than a nuclear weapons option.
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Many thoughtful policy innovations have been stifled by collective bargaining agreements.
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"It puts the consumer in a better bargaining position," she said.
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OPINION: Playing chicken with China is a bad bet Bargaining chip?
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Do those bargaining powers change with that type of a merger?
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He seems to think "one China" is just another bargaining chip.
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Shareholder KDB, meanwhile, said it has lost a key bargaining chip.
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But reducing China's bargaining space is not automatically in America's interests.
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Following that defeat, Kasich dropped further efforts to curb collective bargaining.
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Mr. Biden released a plan to strengthen unions and collective bargaining.
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How else do you get your adversary to the bargaining table?
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The Germans reject any idea of security as a bargaining chip.
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Andrias is hardly alone in urging a move to sectoral bargaining.
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This kind of bargaining persisted after reforms altered nominations and voting.
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Cue for some bargaining leverage from even the smallest among them.
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The company is also "making progress towards collective bargaining," he said.
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After three days on strike, the company agreed to keep bargaining.
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Plea bargaining could help lighten the load on China's busy courts.
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The union's collective bargaining agreement with U.S. Steel expired on Sept.
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Wage bargaining in Germany, by contrast, was decentralised soon after unification.
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This, in turn, has strengthened recipients' bargaining power, says Mr Hernandez.
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Wage bargaining is a negotiation over how to split this surplus.
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The Texan city of El Paso banned plea-bargaining in 1975.
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A group of employees recently petitioned to form a bargaining unit.
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Faced with impeachment, his response was a caricature of political bargaining.
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Their bargaining clout may even allow them to suppress pay directly.
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"The problem is bargaining power between hawkers and distributors," Hernanto explained.
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But in February 2016, Su Bin himself foiled China's bargaining position.
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"They are using our children as leverage, bargaining chips," he said.
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There are over 9,000 mechanics in the bargaining unit, Teamsters said.
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They are not bargaining chips to be traded for other benefits.
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Democrats accused Mr. Alexander of using black colleges as bargaining chips.
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DeFelice believes the intelligence the seller had didn't affect the bargaining.
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Vlasic was fined the maximum allowable under the Collective Bargaining Agreement.
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Prices on the 2018 models are settling and subject to bargaining.
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Shoppers are in various stages of grief, including denial and bargaining.
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The fine schedule is dictated by the league's collective bargaining agreement.
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"He tried to take away our collective bargaining rights," he said.
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North Korea's offensive cyber operations will be the ultimate bargaining chip.
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The videos were sometimes released strategically to make specific bargaining requests.
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But so far there is little evidence of any aggressive bargaining.
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The latest development may well give Mr. Moonves more bargaining power.
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Wade or gut voting rights or further diminish collective bargaining rights.
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The sort of bargaining that has gone on since the Sept.
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The stages of grit, according to Woods, are bargaining and acceptance.
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Collective bargaining agreements have also required the devices at union hotels.
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The time has come for a system of bargaining for all.
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Once you have an employer hooked, you have more bargaining power.
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After three days on strike, the company agreed to keep bargaining.
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Pros: Leveraging the government's bargaining power could result in massive savings.
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Multilateral trade deals exploit American naïvete and reduce U.S. bargaining leverage.
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"He clearly understands the value of collective bargaining," Mr. Holden said.
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In most European countries, pay standards are set by sectoral bargaining.
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"I always tell our owners, 'Midterm bargaining is hard,'" Halem added.
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But someone else with more bargaining power might get it instead.
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Collective bargaining is now permitted in three-fourths of US states.
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Whether a state legislature should allow them in public-sector collective bargaining and whether a state or local government agency should agree to the clause at the bargaining table is a complex matter of public policy.
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But unions, as Bloomberg BNA reports, argue that non-union public workers still benefit from collective bargaining: Unions point out that they are legally obligated to represent every worker in a collective bargaining unit, including nonmembers.
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According to this balance, any employee in the bargaining unit can choose not to join the union, and as a result pays only fair-share fees that cover union activities that are germane to collective bargaining.
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The law, Proposition A, would have made the state "right to work," a misleading phrase for a measure that lets workers opt out of paying for bargaining costs even while they remain covered by collective bargaining agreements.
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This is a bargaining year for baseball, with the structure of the next five-year Collective Bargaining Agreement at stake, and so nobody involved was willing to talk much on the record about what's on the table.
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The board in a September decision involving bus operator MV Transportation Inc said collective bargaining agreements must only include general provisions allowing employers to alter workplace policies unilaterally in order for them to do so without bargaining.
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Some economists point to less worker bargaining power as a potential reason.
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"I think we're in a relatively strong bargaining position," Schatz told reporters.
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Chen also predicts a change is bargaining power between sellers and buyers.
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Although Beatrice Webb, who invented collective bargaining, was obsessed with Marcus Aurelius.
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Margaret was a similar bargaining chip, whether she liked it or not.
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Some restrictions were added to the collective bargaining agreement negotiated in 2011.
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The two sides were set to meet for more bargaining on Wednesday.
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One is as a negotiating tactic, to strengthen Britain's weak bargaining position.
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"Harmonization of collective bargaining agreements within Dow across North America is critical."
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Some also fear, however, that their island may become a bargaining chip.
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Both sides have agreed to return to the bargaining table on Tuesday.
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Your bargaining power depends on what alternatives you bring to a settlement.
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Sometimes conversations — a lot of bargaining and no buying — end in frustration.
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U.S. wants to use tariffs as a bargaining tool for other negotiations.
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The Russians could use the North Koreans as the ultimate bargaining chip.
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"Blue Cross is using the patients as a bargaining chip," Hand said.
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That meant giving workers more bargaining power and influence over economic decisions.
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That gives it more bargaining power when negotiating with the local council.
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Many have reduced the power of trade unions and collective-bargaining agreements.
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There is a lot of frantic refreshing and bargaining with the devil.
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This is a consequence of Article 241 of the collective bargaining agreement.
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She supports labor reforms to shift bargaining power from employers to workers.
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Unsustainable collective-bargaining agreements have also been blamed for multiple municipal bankruptcies.
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Many Southern states have long limited collective bargaining by public-sector workers.
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North Korea has long detained U.S. citizens to use as bargaining chips.
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But Trump appears eager to use any sanctions as a bargaining chip.
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So you see prosecutors wielding this power with charging and plea bargaining.
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The 22019-month stay improved Puerto Rico's position at the bargaining table.
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Because they're government employees, the challengers argue, even collective bargaining is political.
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Palestine isn't for sale, and it is not an issue for bargaining.
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First, he classifies exclusive bargaining as a "significant impingement" on associational freedom.
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With six million job openings, workers have a lot of bargaining power.
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New cases challenge monopoly bargaining and forced dues in the airline industry.
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Scott Walker signed Act 10, a landmark reform of public collective bargaining.
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Some of these would come from bargaining down prices, especially on drugs.
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Contractors are usually ineligible for benefits and have no collective bargaining rights.
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Teacher unions helped lead the push toward collective-bargaining agreements for teachers.
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Bukele, for example—realize the necessity of bargaining with the gangs. Despite
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Rank those benefits in your mind and use those in your bargaining.
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At one point the government dangled Brunson's release as a bargaining chip.
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The unique features of teacher bargaining can distort the process of negotiation.
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PSA should honour a collective wage bargaining agreement unconditionally, IG Metall said.
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In fact, many theorized that Trump's cancellation was simply a bargaining tactic.
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That is a realistic reflection of the United Kingdom's weaker bargaining power.
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" After weeks of fruitless bargaining, McConnell said, "it's time to move on.
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Part of the problem also lies with the decline in collective bargaining.
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I asked Sanford if he regarded the threat as a bargaining tactic.
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That's tough, but that's the nature of the current collective bargaining agreement.
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Though this proposal makes bargaining sense, it is a very risky alternative.
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Neither argument should prevent the workforce from organizing a bargaining unit, however.
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"Using tariffs as a bargaining chip makes no sense," Mr. Ikenson said.
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The decline of unions has taken away employees' bargaining power, some said.
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Every fund-raising stop represents a deepened connection or future bargaining chit.
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Each side, in effect, has prisoners to use as a bargaining chip.
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You've mentioned using Huawei as a bargaining chip isn't a good idea.
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In the bargaining stage, we often feel a tremendous sense of guilt.
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The documents revealed how Facebook treated user data as a bargaining chip.
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A bigger problem for employees is that they have less bargaining power.
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Matthew was an angry teen, but now he had a bargaining chip.
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Robinson that Title VII rights can't be waived in collective bargaining agreements.
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Lofty ambitions, though, are likely to collide with hard-knuckled diplomatic bargaining.
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For one, our bargaining power is not as great as we imagine.
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Team owners voted last week to approve a new collective bargaining agreement.
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Strengthening bargaining rights as we've suggested could make that vision a reality.
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Instead, he will probably end up bargaining with opponents to keep power.
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Multinational trade agreements weaken American bargaining strength (America against several other countries).
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This is particularly problematic in government, because collective bargaining is inherently political.
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Redistributing wealth and bolstering workers' bargaining power are not up for discussion.
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Madland and Andrias hardly alone in urging a move to sectoral bargaining.
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But Mr. Pence said the White House was bargaining in good faith.
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Core representation activities include only bargaining and contract administration with an employer.
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The W.G.A. unions say that they are the writers' exclusive bargaining representatives.
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Southern states have been the most resistant to grant employees bargaining rights.
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It also puts Rakuten into a better bargaining position with other content rightsholders, who will not eye it as a rival for eyeballs who might also use their own might as a bargaining chip when agreeing on licensing.
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"We apparently still have a fundamental disagreement over the role of collective bargaining in this process, in the sense that I think collective bargaining should continue to exist and the governor does not," Cullerton said in a statement.
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"Within six months of the filing and service of this charge, [AFL-CIO] … unilaterally changed terms and conditions of the bargaining unit driver and other unit employees without notice and bargaining with OPEUI Local 2," the charge reads.
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These prisoners are mainly kept as bargaining chips in the hope of negotiations.
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If they were free agents, they would be in a better bargaining position.
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They would only need to send a threatening letter to gain bargaining leverage.
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By yanking that operating license, London has found itself a big bargaining chip.
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If people care less about politics, you just have normal interest group bargaining.
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Under Australian law, bargaining cartels can be formed with the approval of authorities.
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But don't let that scare you off from bargaining for a good deal.
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It would, though, if clubs were bargaining for players rather than speculative fees.
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Analysts are skeptical it will be an effective bargaining chip for López Obrador.
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Brexit gives other EU countries the best bargaining chip they may ever have.
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Wage bargaining was devolved to firm level, which helped make companies more competitive.
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They've said US restrictions on it shouldn't be used as a bargaining chip.
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Collective bargaining has become "defensive" and "marginal to the real problems," Lichtenstein writes.
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In Greece attempts have been made since 2010 to loosen collective-bargaining agreements.
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Some also said the Senate vow is little more than a bargaining chip.
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The "Scandinavian model" combines high taxes, collective bargaining and a fairly open economy.
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There was no official word from Israel on any bargaining behind the ceasefire.
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It's also helped turn pandas into a bizarre diplomatic bargaining chip for China.
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But Kim has already won one round of bargaining on the military front.
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And both sides essentially hope to leverage customer outrage as a bargaining chip.
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Most important, guaranteed alternative employment would raise the bargaining power of unskilled workers.
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Trump's bargaining chips have expensive implications for the auto industry — and for consumers.
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The extensive use of plea-bargaining can reshape an entire criminal-justice system.
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Another benefit of plea-bargaining is that it helps to tackle organised crime.
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Spain's collective-bargaining agreements are often rigid in the face of changing conditions.
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But many suggested reforms would require lawmakers to limit their own bargaining power.
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Yes, but: Women have had some success in collectively bargaining for better pay.
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The Amnesty Clause was added to the NBA's Collective Bargaining Agreement in 403.
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It was about more than collective bargaining, though the "collective" part was key.
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Terry Branstad (R) has made a priority of taking on collective bargaining rules.
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There's still a lot of runway left and bargaining to be done. 10.
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"Sometimes that just involves bargaining to something the guy didn't do," Johnson said.
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The E.U.'s sheer size will also strengthen its bargaining power during deliberations.
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The immense bargaining power of a government buyer could help to control waste.
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"I do not know what is in their collective bargaining agreement," Cary emphasized.
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If trade eased workers' rarity value, it would also erode their bargaining power.
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Disputes once soothed by multinational bargaining in Strasbourg or Brussels may grow toxic.
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Opponents maintain that right-to-work laws weaken labor unions' overall bargaining power.
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We have nothing to gain from bargaining with Congress for a worse one.
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But for decades, they have steadily lost whatever bargaining power they once had.
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The price of a property is determined by bargaining between buyer and seller.
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Berlusconi's party's poor results in the election are seen weakening Mediaset's bargaining power.
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Unions' role in winning shorter work weeks is not only about bargaining power.
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And contract bargaining creates an event and reason for the strike to occur.
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Canterbury said the hackers had only leaked bargaining contracts made with regional authorities.
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Diplomats insisted that some informal bargaining was possible before the technical talks began.
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However, collective-bargaining requirements set in law serve to drive up compensation costs.
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Panyako said a collective bargaining agreement would be signed in 30 days' time.
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Using tariffs for leverage in negotiations reduces individuals' livelihoods to mere bargaining chips.
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But consolidation in the sector has given their airline customers more bargaining power.
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Australia and Japan have been bargaining for years with China on the deal.
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Domestic workers and tomato farmers have already begun to this type of bargaining.
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However, in Trump's America, the bargaining position of labor is at an ebb.
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" He added that the one-month deadline is more of a "bargaining chip.
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Mr. Wang felt they needed to leave a bargaining chip on the roof.
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Those fees can only be used for collective bargaining, not overtly political activity.
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Decisions about having children can serve as leverage for women in domestic bargaining.
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It is also despicable that the government would use children as bargaining chips.
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Developing a robust Australian business could give Ola a bargaining chip in negotiations.
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The role of private insurers matters because it drives the government's bargaining power.
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Kroger, AT&T and Albertsons: Hourly employees' leave depends on collective bargaining agreements.
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"Extraditions are often used as leverage points, or bargaining chips," Edmonds-Poli said.
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She called for a new approach to save unions from extinction: sectoral bargaining.
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It's not a matter of bargaining, not about making concessions here and there.
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"There is no bargaining when it comes to our sovereignty," Mr. Joko said.
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Shanker understood that conservatives didn't believe in collective bargaining rights and due process.
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" He also wrote: "This is not about money or bargaining power or contracts.
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"If you just stay around, you have less bargaining power," Mr. Slok said.
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Hint: It's not because they want their employees to have more bargaining power.
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"He's just bargaining and increasing the price," one diplomat said of Mr. Erdogan.
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North Korea has said that its nuclear weapons are not for bargaining away.
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That left state leaders few big-ticket items to serve as bargaining tools.
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Anadolu said the collective bargaining agreement concerned around 200 businesses and 130,000 employees.
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It should not be used as a bargaining chip for the federal budget.
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Scott Walker introduced a plan to roll back collective bargaining and cut pensions.
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China's hard bargaining, risks over North Korea and a death on Mount Everest.
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While that complaint remains unresolved, the team's collective bargaining agreement, which expired Dec.
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At every collective bargaining negotiation, I was accused of having a plantation mentality.
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Tech workers have a slightly unique position in the bargaining world, Reckers said.
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He has since seemed to modulate that proposal as a NAFTA bargaining tool.
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Scott Walker's signing of legislation rolling back collective bargaining rights for union workers.
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He sees the idea of a superleague as a "bargaining position," nothing more.
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Fiat was the last of the three Detroit automakers at the bargaining table.
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He said he'd been locked out of the bargaining process from day one.
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In 2011, Governor Scott Walker therefore pushed through legislation to smash collective bargaining.
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And those that can be more easily replaced, they have less bargaining power.
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The league has a players' association, but there is no collective bargaining agreement.
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Collective bargaining affects pay standards across entire industries, meaning even nonunion workers benefit.
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That would leave them in an even weaker bargaining position against the Taliban.
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Their wealth brought them suitors and gave them bargaining power in their marriages.
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As Rosenthal says, expect this to be part of the collective bargaining negotiations.
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But, according to Janus's supporters, it's hard to separate collective bargaining from lobbying.
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We need to try to help them without a load of political bargaining.
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For the prisoners treated as bargaining chips, releases can move at alarming speeds.
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Some preliminary steps have already been taken to establish a multi-platform esports coalition capable of "bargaining collectively" (not to be confused with the legal term, collective bargaining), but as esports lawyer Bryce Blum makes clear, "this is not a union".
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"That was just a bargaining tool," Mr. Coursey said of the talk of bankruptcy.
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At the same time, they found the White House's bargaining position to be slippery.
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More importantly, Spain devolved wage bargaining to firm level, helping to make companies competitive.
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Mr Macron wants to lower employment taxes and to make workplace bargaining more flexible.
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She's become addicted to Instagram, and uses her 25,000 followers as a bargaining tool.
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Among them: Globalization, automation and the decline of unions have weakened workers' bargaining power.
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Aid is a bargaining chip to be dangled, not a seed to be planted.
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That includes collective bargaining for wage and benefit increases, grievance procedures, and workplace safety.
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The amount of the fine is the maximum allowable under the collective bargaining agreement.
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The bargaining unit includes about 100 campaign workers and could reach up to 1,2018.
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Concurrently, the airline is also trying to reach a bargaining agreement with its dispatchers.
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Collective bargaining rights for independent workers certainly could change the gig economy power game.
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In the driest corners of Mexico City, water has become a political bargaining chip.
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German union UFO said it had cancelled a collective wage bargaining agreement with Lufthansa.
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Its customers have consolidated and boosted their bargaining power in the past 250 years.
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President Donald Trump believes he has quite the bargaining chip with the European Union.
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If that is proven, the entire NFL Collective Bargaining Agreement could be in jeopardy.
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We expect management to meet promptly with the bargaining committee to discuss these matters.
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It's also unclear how an autonomous group of freelance couriers would operate collective bargaining.
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Yet these prisoners are mainly kept as bargaining chips in the hope of negotiations.
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His bargaining would weaken NATO, leaving front-line eastern European states vulnerable to Russia.
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Even the public option proposal that got bargaining away wasn't anywhere near that ambitious.
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The plea bargaining pilot would take place in 18 cities including Beijing, Shen said.
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The contest had just been a ploy for attention — and plenty of bargaining power.
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Teachers gained good collective-bargaining rights in states that already paid them relatively well.
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At no point in our conversation was I under the impression we were bargaining.
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Its recent extension of plea-bargaining has enabled prosecutors to go after corrupt politicians.
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Yet after some lengthy summer bargaining, the government has softened most of these positions.
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These workers often have less bargaining power and lower wages than full-time employees.
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He also sees it as a bargaining chip in his trade war with China.
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Some, like limits on plea bargaining and a ban on coercive questioning, corrected excesses.
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Using 230 as a bargaining chip to demand vague "political neutrality" standards isn't it.
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Detained Americans are often used as bargaining chips in negotiations with the United States.
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Murdoch University said in a statement that it had been bargaining in good faith.
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Children need a parent's love, affection and bargaining tactics to get through tough days.
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Trump floated the idea to get Democrats to the bargaining table on replacing Obamacare.
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Competitive Industry, Low Bargaining Power: China's auto dealership industry is highly fragmented and competitive.
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The LIA argued that the trades were secured through "undue influence" and "unconscionable bargaining".
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But business groups feared it gave unions the upper hand at the bargaining table.
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The bargaining committee had vowed to win new investment for Ford's Windsor engine plants.
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Many tough issues remain to be resolved at the bargaining table, the sources said.
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Labor unions say such laws are aimed at undermining collective bargaining and workers' rights.
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The anti-Trump forces are now divided into three camps: Anger, bargaining and acceptance.
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A takeover could allow the state to end collective-bargaining agreements, among other things.
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The Brown decision went against several decades of experience in public-sector collective bargaining.
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Unlike in those states, Colorado's teachers work under collective bargaining agreements that prohibit strikes.
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" He added that "children should not be bargaining chips," and that "they are people.
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NLRB (2008) he wrote that undocumented workers were not covered by collective bargaining agreements.
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As union members, their future pay and benefits will be determined by collective bargaining.
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The collective bargaining agreement for the women's team provides for (guaranteed) salary-based pay.
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Rather he made the demand as a bargaining move, to get other, lesser goals.
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Some argue that a state's bargaining advantage grows with its power to inflict pain.
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After all, plea bargaining is not some ancillary feature to the criminal-justice system.
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The measure is the product of weeks of bargaining between party conservatives and moderates.
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Factions have used oil facilities as bargaining chips to press financial and political demands.
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Even when women do make it to the bargaining table, they often fare poorly.
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Collective bargaining was always intended to play a significant role in establishing higher wages.
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Labor unions say the laws are designed to undermine collective bargaining and workers' rights.
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Collective bargaining is different from spending on behalf of a candidate, the unions said.
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Congress in 1978 then imposed collective bargaining upon the president as a statutory obligation.
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Republicans held the ambiguity over Wheeler's stance as a bargaining chip over Rosenworcel's head.
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Hilary Swank went hiking today and found one rock that she wasn't bargaining for.
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I went through the same shit everyone else goes through: denial, anger, bargaining, etc.
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" Bargaining: "Would you rather not know what Trump was thinking at any given point?
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The sounds of African traders bargaining with Chinese vendors flood the streets in Sanyuanli.
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The fees collected can only be used for collective bargaining, not for political purpose.
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In Janus, it's diverse public employees covered by collective bargaining -- from teachers to firefighters.
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Friday, Inouye said LAUSD Superintendent Austin Beutner did not show up to the bargaining.
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On Tuesday, it would be reviewed and voted on by the full bargaining committee.
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NFL players reportedly face this deadline to vote on a new collective bargaining agreement.
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Some investors have been betting that Mr. Trump's bellicose stance was a bargaining tactic.
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May, have consistently overestimated their bargaining power and made a number of unrealistic statements.
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Until now, North Korea has said its nuclear weapons were not for bargaining away.
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By reducing bargaining like this, high income tax rates actually perform a social good.
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Act 10 further restricted this base-pay bargaining by limiting increases to annual inflation.
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But the collective bargaining agreement runs through 2021, limiting the union's short-term options.
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So far, Sanders and and fellow presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg have embraced sectoral bargaining.
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I've got a plan to reinvigorate collective bargaining so we can increase wages finally.
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In 2011, they cut benefits and collective bargaining rights for most public sector workers.
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Idling the plants now gives G.M. a powerful bargaining chip in the contract talks.
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Organizers said they have identified 74 museum employees who will form a bargaining unit.
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The oil issue could also end up as a bargaining chip in those talks.
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TYT executives are also contesting a number of workers' inclusion in the bargaining unit.
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But wait: wouldn't bargaining drug prices down reduce the incentive to develop new drugs?
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"The heroin kingpins have to know that we are not plea-bargaining," he said.
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Each side accused the other of refusing to show up at the bargaining table.
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And now wages are finally rising, suggesting that workers are gaining bargaining power, too.
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That, in turn, threatens the wages, benefits, and collective bargaining rights of American employees.
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King said the law&aposs purpose was to destroy the freedom of collective bargaining.
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She went so far as to accuse Silver of violating the collective bargaining agreement.
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To live in Seattle is to exist, perpetually, in the bargaining stage of grief.
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About 10,000 workers across the state are represented by the union's collective bargaining contract.
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The good feelings from the 250 collective bargaining agreement could only last so long.
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President Trump has set up political, bureaucratic and diplomatic bargaining for months to come.
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It has 3,300 employees, 20186% of whom are covered by a collective bargaining agreement.
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It is also viewed as a bargaining chip in Trump's trade war with China.
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That link was eliminated as part of the collective bargaining agreement reached last fall.
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Piling on a new charge could bring Lori and Mossimo to the bargaining table.
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Automakers and government officials have been bargaining over China's electric vehicle policy for years.
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She also said she would update consumer and worker protections and strengthen collective bargaining.
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Trump seemed to be aiming at harnessing that political clout in the bargaining session.
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To compile the data, SB National analyzed major American sports leagues' collective bargaining agreements.
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That's the vision that would bring them to the bargaining table with some hope.
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"You can do almost anything if you have the bargaining power," Dau-Schmidt added.
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What I can't predict is if and when U.T.L.A. will come back to bargaining.
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For the president, the bargaining chip is Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, or DACA.
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As a result, the United States sees the sanctions as a critical bargaining chip.
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A union represents a group of workers' shared interests in bargaining with their employer.
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"I see a higher chance of Russia coming to the bargaining table," Szakonyi said.
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There is speculation that Savchenko will be used by Putin as a bargaining chip.
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Garcetti lacks direct authority over the school district but is mediating the renewed bargaining.
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The greener growth strategy has been a key bargaining chip in U.N. climate negotiations.
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But the DOT may be worried about the precedent of bargaining over antitrust matters.
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He probably would have tried bargaining, but we both knew that would go nowhere.
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" Another peer-reviewed study of almost 2628 faculty members at major public universities with collective bargaining relationship with graduate student employees concluded that "based on their experiences, collective bargaining does not inhibit their ability to advise, instruct, or mentor their graduate students.
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She argues that the absence of bargaining leverage among different party actors also undermined coordination.
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The Warren campaign's bargaining unit is made up of 208 individuals nationwide, according to Soule.
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Flipkart also does not recognize a body that could support collective bargaining for its workers.
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It wasn't some bargaining breakthrough brokered by President Trump's fabled acumen as a deal-maker.
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Most transportation of goods is done by roads in Brazil, giving truckers major bargaining power.
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"That gives them tremendous bargaining power to get lower prices from their suppliers," Cramer said.
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Still, it seems that the bargaining power here may have been more on Uber's side.
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It also said collective bargaining between workers' reps and employers could help reduce wage inequality.
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Asked whether Washington saw Meng as a bargaining chip in the dispute, Pompeo replied "No".
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This points to a second reason for Britain's weak wage-growth: workers' diminished bargaining power.
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For low-skilled workers with poor bargaining power, the gig economy has an important downside.
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Britain, whose economy is one-sixth the size of America's, would have little bargaining power.
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Now Mr Trump appears ready to exploit military ties as bargaining chips in economic affairs.
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But dealing with countries is a higher-stakes game than bargaining over Manhattan building plots.
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" Sculley said that until the collective bargaining agreement is changed, "the chief's hands are tied.
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Sooner or later the BRI will need non-Chinese money, providing outsiders with bargaining power.
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But it gave white and black workers a common stake in the collective bargaining process.
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Some suggested that Trump was simply using the threat of tariffs as a bargaining chip.
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The current collective bargaining agreement bars teams from going over their limits to sign players.
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I'm not willing to be a bargaining chip to make her seem like a criminal.
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The union usually seeks to reach similar terms in a process known as pattern bargaining.
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Collective-bargaining agreements, for instance, are broken down into small segments which members can discuss.
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" Graham added, "Perversely, a liquidity panic could even strengthen its bargaining hand with the DOJ.
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This is likely going to be in collective bargaining agreements and an increasingly large issue.
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You should not expect aggressive bargaining or a complex structure from your first strategic backer.
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You can expect a lot of bargaining and in-your-face negotiations from Mexican sharks.
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" Zuckerberg General had not done that bargaining with private plans, making it "out of network.
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But I don't think I can support a system that turns women into bargaining chips.
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When these unions succeed in their bargaining, taxpayers are the ones stuck with the bill.
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He fears that Mr Trump will use the island as a "bargaining chip" with China.
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Government ministers have taken to describing EU citizens living in the UK as bargaining chips.
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I quickly rocketed through all five stages of grief: denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and tweeting.
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Most seem to involve the first four stages of grief: denial, anger, bargaining and depression.
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However, officials in Brussels said they would not accept such threats as a bargaining chip.
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He walks around with a one-sheet he wrote on the basics of plea-bargaining.
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Yet collective bargaining was central to the mid-twentieth century prosperity that Trump supporters idealize.
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Q Is that your bargaining chip with them to get on board with North Korea?
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Financial waste is minimized through simplified administrative arrangements and strong bargaining for good value. 10.
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Critics say that because these are government employees, even their collective bargaining is inherently political.
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And immediately fire anyone who speaks of using Britain's "security surplus" as a bargaining chip.
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But collective bargaining agreements don't always operate on the same binary as sporting events themselves.
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The law would ease rigid collective-bargaining rules and make firing workers slightly less complex.
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Government unions will fight to preserve monopoly bargaining, as it confers numerous benefits to them.
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Moreover, such a transformation would require a meaningful amount of political capital and stakeholder bargaining.
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He denied on Friday he would use troop levels as a bargaining chip with Kim.
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Labor agreements would not transfer to the new district, and collective bargaining would be restricted.
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The international creditors also reject Greece's wish to revive collective bargaining between employers and unions.
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Typically, U.S. automakers only pay bonuses to hourly workers as part of collective bargaining agreements.
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So there was a collective bargaining agreement, but you kept it in a desk drawer.
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Importantly, in turn, unions do not have to represent non-members at the bargaining table.
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Tens of millions of workers are ready to experience the transformational power of collective bargaining.
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" This can be accomplished through "political bargaining," by "buying ads," or by "investing in tech.
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On trade: Bennet opposes the Trump administration's steel and aluminum tariffs as a bargaining tactic.
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The process of contract bargaining was often hostile and plagued by unnecessarily expensive bundled services.
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The U.S. group has no collective bargaining rights, and it offers workers free, voluntary memberships.
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Instead of unions, "sectoral bargaining" helps workers across an industry — not just at one company.
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Keeping that info to yourself gives you a bit more bargaining power down the line.
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The federation has collective bargaining agreements with both teams, but the financial terms differ widely.
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So far, they have successfully prevented collective bargaining through confidentiality agreements and other legal means.
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But in general, North Korea uses denuclearization as a bargaining chip in times of desperation.
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Many tweets referenced Walker's heavily-protested push to reform collective bargaining laws in his state.
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"How the economy reacts is the secret of the continuation of Costa's bargaining," he said.
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Some are described above, and negotiators will come up with others during the bargaining process.
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It also means that there is no officially recognized collective bargaining unit for those employees.
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Pay for both teams is determined by separate collective bargaining agreements reached with the federation.
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It could try to avoid substantive concessions simply by using patience as a bargaining tool.
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But "if students really wanted to campaign, they definitely have a lot of bargaining power."
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At issue is whether government employees must pay unions for representing them in collective bargaining.
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The solution in 1968 was collective bargaining, and it is the solution today as well.
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Abortion access is essential to women's rights, and women's rights are not a bargaining chip.
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The government should recognize "the error of having used migrants as bargaining chips," he said.
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Strikes by teachers are unlawful in the state, and their unions lack collective bargaining rights.
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In January, Slate's management entered into a three-year collective bargaining agreement with the union.
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With the current collective bargaining agreement stretching through the 2021 season, that seems highly unlikely.
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Was this a naïve miscalculation regarding Britain's actual bargaining power or a careful political calculation?
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What it can do, however, is limit workers' bargaining power and thereby push down wages.
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Mr. Schellenberg's family had voiced fears that he would be used as a bargaining chip.
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There are bargaining tools that some companies could employ to make owning the middlemen worthwhile.
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It is not a question of bargaining anymore but of the suffering of the country.
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That could make the president more willing to take a risk at the bargaining table.
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This is a bargaining game, participants were told, so it was them versus their opponent.
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That reduces their bargaining power and, in turn, is part of why wages have stagnated.
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Her ex wants to sell, and is not above using Mandy as a bargaining chip.
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Copies of the N.B.A.'s collective bargaining agreement and regulations governing agents cluttered the tables.
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Unions reject the First Amendment arguments, saying that collective bargaining is different from political activity.
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We believe these meetings have been respectful and productive, and additional bargaining sessions are scheduled.
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These things are completely up for bargaining, can be sold separately, or are optional completely.
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Now, though fish are on the table, the accompanying bargaining chips are off the menu. ■
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Most important, it provided Israel with the bargaining chips for peacemaking with its Arab enemies.
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The agreements are aimed at making companies more competitive through bargaining on a company level.
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An economic slump could drive one or both of them back to the bargaining table.
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Opponents of NBC&aposs union are using colorful Instagram posts to dissuade employees from bargaining.
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"It's a common argument in bargaining situations, which of course is Trump's background," he said.
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Goodell's compensation came into focus after the previous collective bargaining agreement was signed in 2011.
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North Korea's coordination with China has become an important factor in strengthening its bargaining position.
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That opens the path for all kinds of bargaining and horse-trading among political factions.
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But human rights are not some bargaining chip in the quest for the ultimate deal.
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We need worker rights, especially collective bargaining rights, that don't rely on traditional employment definitions.
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Bargaining started on March 13, with writers asking for a long list of contract enhancements.
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That effectively makes them bargaining chips in the high-stakes conflict between Pyongyang and Washington.
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For Mr. Trump, one China was a bargaining chip; for the Chinese, it was nonnegotiable.
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"There's enough bargaining chips for both sides to get this signed by midnight," he said.
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By providing an income cushion, it would increase workers' bargaining power, potentially driving up wages.
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Still, the administration could use it as a bargaining chip to change the standard deduction.
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"Knowing what's out there can give you bargaining power with your current employer," he says.
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In both India and Pakistan, the arrests — and potential releases — are used as bargaining chips.
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The UAW has vowed that keeping the plants open would be a key bargaining demand.
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More recently it has become a bargaining chip in the larger US-China trade war.
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"Every bargaining unit has to be rectified at least once every five years," Wishman said.
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WILL THE WORST-CASE SCENARIO COME TO PASS OR IS THIS ALL A BARGAINING PLOY?
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Mr. Trump has wielded tariffs as a stick to get Beijing to the bargaining table.
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Q Is that your bargaining chip with them to get on board with North Korea?
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"Players are well past 'concerned,'" Bruce Meyer, the union's director of collective bargaining, told me.
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He called it the "biggest bargaining chip" that North Korea had with the United States.
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It is not surprising that Mr. Trump would see the subsidies as a bargaining chip.
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Many were inclined to view the president's most extreme positions as just aggressive bargaining postures.
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Both are absolutely necessary in the future partnership without bargaining this one against the other.
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On the flip side, workers who already have a job should see greater bargaining power.
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Withdrawing these would leave the drug lord with far less bargaining power in any negotiations.
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The program became a bargaining chip in larger negotiations over the federal budget and immigration.
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But someone, as stated in the NHL collective-bargaining agreement, will win the Stanley Cup.
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The opposition's bargaining power has been weakened by a surprising defeat in October gubernatorial elections.
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As governor in 2015, Haley was a key opponent of a campaign by Boeing's largest labor union to form a collective bargaining unit at its 787 Dreamliner factory in South Carolina - though the machinists were later successful in forming a small bargaining unit there.
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They believe that, with the Article 50 clock ticking, Britain is in a weak bargaining position.
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A woman can see her sexuality as a source of power, not a political bargaining chip.
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She starts bargaining ways that they could go back and frame someone else for the murder.
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He sparked backlash in the state with efforts to curb public-employee union collective bargaining rights.
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On the other side of the app market, app developers also lack bargaining power against Apple.
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" In a campaign appearance on June 6, he disparaged experts' "qualms about bargaining with North Korea.
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Rival creditors, too, could try to exploit apparent conflicts to limit the mutual funds' bargaining clout.
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Trump seemed to want to use "one China" as a bargaining chip on issues like trade.
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Today, of course, baseball players are paid much more as their bargaining power has changed dramatically.
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It says we need workforce retraining, strengthening collective bargaining rights, retirement security, and universal health care.
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"I'm leaving because I no longer want to be used as a bargaining chip," Hill said.
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Health maintenance organizations now have a lot more bargaining power over a drug distributor like AmerisourceBergen.
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But employers often come to the bargaining table with the goal of not reaching an agreement.
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Collective bargaining, Justice Anthony M. Kennedy said, is inherently political when the government is the employer.
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Both sides have the choice to opt out of the current collective bargaining agreement in September.
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However promising such projects, they are unlikely to help labour regain its erstwhile bargaining power soon.
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The lawsuit felt like a strong bargaining chip — sell to us, and the lawsuit goes away.
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In his campaign Mr Bolsonaro denounced the corrupt "old politics" of pork-barrel bargaining in congress.
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For years, she said, Democrats and moderate Republicans have treated immigrants like a political bargaining chip.
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Huawei "is not something that can be used as a bargaining chip in trade," he said.
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"In no way should Huawei be used as a bargaining chip in trade negotiations," they wrote.
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Iranian leaders have long seen the nuclear programme as their best bargaining chip with the West.
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"In negotiations there's always a bargaining process," he added, declining to provide detail on the talks.
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Success meant hard bargaining à la Trump, ignoring wider considerations and treating all deals as temporary.
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The central role of plea-bargaining in America goes some way to explaining its spread elsewhere.
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"Deutsche Bank exploited its superior bargaining position and superior knowledge" of the market, the lawsuit says.
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During a bargaining session last fall, the administration proposed increasing the number of shifts a year.
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Detroit Board of Education, the court said requiring nonmembers to pay for collective bargaining was constitutional.
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If a post-Brexit Britain unilaterally scrapped its barriers, it would lose all its bargaining clout.
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Workers striking in Germany lobbied for two days for living wages and bargaining power for employees.
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Nuclear issues could never be a bargaining chip to be traded away – they were too critical.
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"Employer retaliated against me when I organized the bargaining unit," the individual alleges in the complaint.
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These are our bodies and our movements and we're done bargaining over them with moral monsters.
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With that date approaching fast, maybe Trump is trying to use Huawei as a bargaining chip.
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Still, Sanders has been supportive of the effort and the campaign voluntarily recognized staffers' bargaining unit.
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When the NBA goes through a collective bargaining process, player demands never reflect upon the coaches.
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The union also called for collective bargaining agreements to be made binding across Germany's retail sector.
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Both men could return to the bargaining table if Richardson decided to accept a lower price.
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She said CPS had put updated class-size and support-staff proposals on the bargaining table.
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In March 2016, the Supreme Court considered the issue of speech in bargaining in Friedrichs v.
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But she's remained adamant that she won't use those children of undocumented workers as bargaining chips.
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And they would suggest counter-revisions, and it was kind of a bargaining back and forth.
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Union bargaining chair Arlene Inouye said she and her fellow negotiators were "insulted" by the proposal.
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The board could reject the city's budget, issue bonds and comment on proposed collective bargaining agreements.
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Another theory behind the clash of the two companies is that it's actually a bargaining tactic.
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Hon Hai surely wants to gain bargaining power over Apple, which provides around half its revenues.
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Capitalism is usually good but needs to be regulated, and unions and collective-bargaining rights protected.
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Any effort to assign these decisions to a collective bargaining unit can create public safety risks.
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This is true even if drivers don't want to be part of the collective bargaining process.
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Berlusconi's party's poor results in the election are seen weakening Mediaset's bargaining power in the row.
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That said, the league's current collective bargaining agreement likely makes a potential future strike even tougher.
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What drivers don't have is the real reason people want to join unions: collective bargaining abilities.
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Human lives — children's lives — are never bargaining chips, to be played at the will of politicians.
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It is within this framework that the hard bargaining with Britain's partners will eventually take place.
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But it does not hurt to have the singer on their side of the bargaining table.
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Meanwhile, President Trump's fuzzy agenda for reforming NAFTA could give Canada and Mexico more bargaining power.
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Clinton marshaled global support for stringent economic sanctions, which helped pull Iran to the bargaining table.
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In fact, China might seek to use sanctions enforcement as a bargaining chip in trade negotiations.
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A Medicare for All system would lower health care costs by concentrating the government's bargaining power.
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"We are solid heading into the next four years of bargaining," Jones said in his speech.
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At times, he said, he had resorted to bargaining with seatmates to avoid the middle seat.
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The reason I oppose these billionaire former CEOs writing our trade laws is simple: bargaining power.
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The multinational sanctions regime that she cobbled together helped pull Iran's government to the bargaining table.
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They set their policies for pilots based on the collective bargaining agreements negotiated by the unions.
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Scott Walker have given grass-roots Republicans high-profile victories, too, on issues like collective bargaining.
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Winning the title would give Golovkin a possible bargaining chip for a third bout against Canelo.
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Erdogan had a powerful bargaining chip with which to scare the West: millions of Arab refugees.
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But Trump is using the children as bargaining chips to secure funding for his border wall.
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But the lower courts are divided on whether that also applies to the plea-bargaining process.
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An acquisition of an insurer like Aetna could give CVS greater bargaining power with drug companies.
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Workers are forming unions and bargaining with their employers for a fair piece of the pie.
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Baseball's owners began meeting in Chicago two weeks before the expiration of the collective bargaining agreement.
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You start to get a feel just how intimidating she must be across the bargaining table.
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Leadership analysis might give clues MORE as ill-conceived and a waste of American bargaining power.
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The fact is that crew size is and has always been a matter of collective bargaining.
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Unfortunately, our public servants find themselves as bargaining chips in political brinkmanship more and more often.
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The $5,000 fine is the maximum penalty for the infraction under the NHL's Collective Bargaining Agreement.
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The intense focus on the summit outcome could then be used as bargaining leverage for negotiations.
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That announcement was met with denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and finally acceptance at VICE Canada offices.
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This could help Spotify secure more exclusive content and a better bargaining position in royalty negotiations.
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WGA East will now handle collective bargaining efforts of CBSN's 55 writers, producers and graphic artists.
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Management, including CEO Elon Musk, hasn't strongly opposed collective bargaining, but they haven't endorsed it either.
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However, small businesses generally don't have the same bargaining power as employers with large retirement plans.
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The union then filed a grievance, arguing that the league had violated the collective bargaining agreement.
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Mr. Gamble, a union vice president who led the bargaining with Ford, was named interim president.
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But China's premier is surely aware that Trump has dangled Huawei as a bargaining chip before.
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The next step for the union will be to negotiate a collective bargaining agreement with management.
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The studies show that common features of the labor market give enormous bargaining advantages to employers.
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And, indeed, under earlier forms of Greenland's legal status, this would basically be a bargaining question.
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Changes to the collective bargaining agreement have since made it harder for teams to stockpile picks.
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The N.F.L., however, has shifted away from its combative approach of the last round of bargaining.
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Small and independent publishers, which have fewer resources and bargaining power, have been particularly hard hit.
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He held the view that more could be accomplished at the bargaining table than through arbitration.
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If you turn around and your troops aren't with you, you've obviously lost your bargaining strength.
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Wednesday brought lots of anger in the form of self-abuse, before moving on to bargaining.
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In any negotiation, the party with fewer alternatives tends to be in a weaker bargaining position.
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ET by owners who want to know the fate of the pending Collective Bargaining Agreement extension.
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I bought a jacket and a few teacup saucers, bargaining from 60 lira down to 45.
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But they could be required to pay so-called agency fees for things like collective bargaining.
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But, Zeke ended up being a key bargaining tool in their quest to open a casino.
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Some of the affected G.M. plants could resume production, depending on the outcome of the bargaining.
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In March, the department announced a "collective bargaining agreement" that officials said reflected its final offer.
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Then on Monday he announced that China was willing to come back to the bargaining table.
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As a result, employees will have little bargaining power against significant moneyed interests and repeat players.
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Politico and other outlets describe a sensitive bargaining process over the reauthorization, complicated by political tensions.
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Let's win, gain some control and negotiate options when we have a bit of bargaining power.
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They want to maintain the debt limit as a bargaining chip to force a DACA extension.
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According to the collective bargaining agreement, an administrative leave is not considered disciplinary on its own.
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Detroit Board of Education, which upheld requiring nonunion members to pay fees for collective bargaining activities.
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Mr. Trump has already shown a willingness to use Taiwan as a bargaining chip with China.
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And our unions are outraged by Republican attempts to end collective bargaining and demonize organized labor.
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Scott Walker on passing sweeping collective bargaining reforms that spurred the 2011 protests in Madison, Wisconsin.
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That seems like a nonstarter, since no government would surrender its only bargaining chip like that.
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In the months before the announcement of the Spotify deal, the union held three bargaining sessions.
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Typically, airlines begin bargaining with passengers at the gate, offering travel vouchers of $400 to $600.
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Most players disliked the link, and abolished it as part of the new collective bargaining agreement.
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NFL owners voted to accept the negotiated terms for a new collective bargaining agreement on Thursday.
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The NFLPA executive committee on Friday voted 6-5 against recommending the proposed collective bargaining agreement.
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We look forward to bargaining a contract that reflects our important contributions to HCL's continuing success.
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Before the latest collective bargaining agreement, which was revised in 2013, most players had road roommates.
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For years Pakistan used its Thar coal reserves as a bargaining chip in global climate negotiations.
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"We look forward to bargaining a contract that reflects our important contributions to HCL's continuing success."
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Ahead of bargaining, union leaders said securing new investment would be their top priority in talks.
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"It's totally inexcusable, shutting down the government as a bargaining chip for any issue," Republican Sen.
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Terry Branstad, would drastically reduce the collective bargaining rights of most of the state's public employees.
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Experts believe a deal will be reached, but not before some hard bargaining on both sides.
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But the court said the money couldn't fund political or ideological activities unrelated to collective bargaining.
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In his tweets, Trump cast doubt on the leaders' bargaining abilities in light of the killings.
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Since he had no recourse, he had to accept that salary per the collective bargaining agreement.
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The second stage, the bargaining between the two major parties and smaller factions, could take weeks.
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"He is a businessman, and he could be bringing his business bargaining tactics to interstate relations."
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The success of this bargaining model in Chicago and other cities has been mixed so far.
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It also gives it bargaining power in Europe, where its drinks business dwarfs its snacking offerings.
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In their first three seasons in the major leagues, players have little or no bargaining leverage.
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Exhibitors, like theater owners, were starting to merge, and these bigger companies had more bargaining power.
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This is the historical context in which Congress is summoning universities back to the bargaining table.
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Perhaps Seoul sees THAAD as a bargaining chip to make China push Pyongyang a bit harder.
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Apparently, the answer is yes, at least when the two sides engage in arms-length bargaining.
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Unless minor leaguers gain true and real representation at the bargaining table, the exploitation will continue.
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The United Kingdom, for example, runs its bargaining through the National Institute for Clinical Evaluation (NICE).
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Governments don't have that profit incentive, he argued, so government employees didn't need collective bargaining rights.
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SUPREME COURT RULING IN JANUS UNION CASE SPARKS REACTIONS FROM TRUMP, OTHER LAWMAKERS While unions are not allowed to use agency fees for political activity, the lack of money for collective bargaining may force some unions to move money designated for political activity back to collective bargaining.
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This is fine, if you're a supermodel and your hefty name carries with it some bargaining power.
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Even as gig platforms have generally continued to deny granting collective bargaining to their 'self-employed' workers.
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It said that American should return to the bargaining table rather than fighting the unions in court.
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Given that others will be worried about the Amazon effect, this could give it good bargaining power.
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These things went from potential bargaining chips to real capabilities that they don't want to give up.
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"There's always a risk that he chooses to use Hong Kong as a bargaining chip," she said.
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"Just like you, I would like to avoid a situation where citizens become 'bargaining chips'," he added.
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Collective bargaining in the public sector is no different from lobbying by any other special interest group.
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Only full-fledged union members work under a union-negotiated collective bargaining agreement and receive union services.
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About a third of the nation's 3.6 million federal workers are part of a collective bargaining unit.
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In this case, it's his bargaining chip to get Democrats to negotiate on an ACA replacement plan.
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Their collective-bargaining agreement included a no-strike clause, so a strike seemed out of the question.
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The Major League Baseball Players Association has considered any rules to be a matter for collective bargaining.
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For sure, this is but the start of months of bargaining between the White House and Congress.
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It sharply limits bargaining by public employees, in most cases limiting contract negotiations only to base wages.
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It would also require them to post a notice pledging to not interfere with employees' bargaining rights.
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This leads to the second diplomatic blunder, using the threat of no deal as a bargaining tool.
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The New Museum added that it requested additional bargaining dates in September to move the process forward.
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Mrs May had previously resisted such demands, arguing that disclosing too much would weaken her bargaining position.
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North Korea drops a bargaining chip, Greece scrambles on migrants and priests in Rome share exorcism tips.
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We can't understand the GOP in 2016 without considering how bargaining leverage has eroded within the party.
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Collective bargaining can consolidate power and act as a powerful tool to standardize more fair contractual terms.
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China reportedly planned to make a reprieve of Huawei a condition of returning to the bargaining table.
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Cersei leaves the bargaining table, but it turns out that was a conscious, deliberate ploy all along.
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But the US has not made efforts to strengthen the social safety net or collective bargaining rights.
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Rather than using Taiwan as a bargaining chip, America should maintain its military support for the island.
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Trump is now using DREAMers as a bargaining chip to get wall funding and end the shutdown.
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That has bolstered pilots' bargaining power, as seen at other airlines including Ryanair, Lufthansa and Air France.
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That is partly due to the decline of unions, which has reduced American workers' collective-bargaining power.
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That's why they're demanding an investment in affordable housing — an unusual request from teachers during bargaining talks.
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"This is what you want to see in bargaining -- proposals going back and forth," that person said.
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Greater market power for firms may also mean less bargaining power for workers, and hence lower wages.
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Even those who do will lack the bargaining power to get a good deal from AI firms.
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He&aposs remaking alliances in the Middle East and taking the old bargaining chips off the table.
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" Zuckerberg San Francisco General has not done that bargaining with private plans, making them "out-of-network.
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Plea bargaining is widely used in criminal cases in the United States, but it remains controversial there.
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The government ignored "all the rules of bargaining with its workers", fumed Sebastián Henríquez, a union leader.
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The wage-bargaining arrangements behind the explosive wage-price spiral of the early 1970s are long gone.
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These include working to protect collective bargaining, eliminating forced labor and abolishing child labor and employment discrimination.
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It cannot take into account geographical differences in productivity, economic conditions, or the bargaining power of workers.
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As in most of the other strike states, unions in North Carolina have weak collective bargaining powers.
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What's next: The WNBA and the players association will negotiate a new collective bargaining agreement this offseason.
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And the United States is in a poor bargaining position to urge restraint on the kingdom today.
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Many Brexiteers positively favour a no-deal Brexit; others want the option kept as a bargaining tool.
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Last year it started work with Guatemala on introducing plea-bargaining to clear a backlog of cases.
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A leaked draft of the Labour manifesto resurrects defunct plans to renationalise industries and extend collective bargaining.
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The truce soon began to unravel, and the gangs began to see violence as a bargaining tool.
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Yet American politicians disagreed about whether intellectual property should be shared, or used as a bargaining tool.
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It might be that the economy picks up and their bargaining power picks up a little bit.
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He says they've marginalized workers by eroding their collective bargaining power and through other forms of exploitation.
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Obviously he started everything with Act 10 in 2011, which stripped collective bargaining from public sector unions.
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Is he trying to use Taiwan as a bargaining chip to get tough on China, as promised?
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But there's growing fear that Boeing could be used as a bargaining chip in the trade battle.
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According to local news outlets, many tourists patronised the stalls and were seen bargaining for better deals.
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Moving ahead could help the bargaining position of the members in bilateral talks with the United States.
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"Erdogan overplayed his hand and this bargaining chip has now turned into a serious liability," he said.
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"This tentative resolution is a testament to the power of collective bargaining," said Perez in a statement.
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The email was sent in mid-January, roughly a month after the collective bargaining ordinance was passed.
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As the economy sank, companies stopped hiring and let go of workers with the least bargaining power.
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"This is a problem because farmers have less access to markets and reduced bargaining power," said Muliahela.
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In that case, letting workers unionise is the second logical response to platforms with outsize bargaining clout.
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Contract workers in Silicon Valley often face precarious job situations, with fewer benefits and less bargaining power.
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Expanding these tools to every part of Medicare and Medicaid will give the government real bargaining power.
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To paint exclusive bargaining with the same brush as forced fees may portend a future constitutional review.
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But I'm a little bit relieved about the fact that some of this is clearly-- bargaining tactics.
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Yet even if they did not, the nature of the bargaining would make such dealmaking politically vulnerable.
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Too many jobs, at the top and bottom, are handed out by regional bargaining rather than merit.
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I've spent a career negotiating deals, and ultimately all negotiations come down to bargaining strength and leverage.
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Bargaining sessions continue between the NFL and NFLPA, and more talks are tentatively scheduled for next week.
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Labor organizations are also restricted from spending nonmembers' money on activities unrelated to bargaining, like political advocacy.
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If he doesn't sign, he must sit out the season under terms of the collective bargaining agreement.
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The lack of independent unions or genuine collective bargaining leaves China's blue-collar workers vulnerable and grumpy.
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The second is the need to increase the bargaining power of workers, whose leverage has steadily declined.
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The schedule may be shortened a bit in the next collective bargaining agreement, which is being negotiated.
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Most strikes are called by labor unions as a last resort while bargaining for a new contract.
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By the late 1970s, 72% of public-school teachers had collective-bargaining agreements, and union membership soared.
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It's also greatly reduced the demand for certain workers, has helped weaken unions and labor's bargaining power.
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Of course, the unions deny this analysis and claim that their activity is indeed apolitical collective bargaining.
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He said that because he is a government employee, issues germane to collective bargaining are inherently political.
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This is particularly true of a subset of healthcare providers concerned about losing bargaining power over insurers.
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Collective bargaining is important for all workers, but especially workers who experience discrimination in the labor market.
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A month into Walker's first term, he moved to end collective bargaining rights for public sector unions.
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The judge's union says DOJ broke the collective bargaining agreement by violating Morley's independent decision-making authority.
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He also promised to roll out collective bargaining to trade unions to negotiate the target with employers.
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For example, legislation such as the Wagner Act established rights for workers, most critically for collective bargaining.
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This is power that the N.F.L. Players Association willingly gave up during the last collective bargaining agreement.
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In the deepening trade negotiations between China and the U.S., the bargaining chips are quite literally chips.
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Strengthening American workers' collective bargaining power, among the weakest in the rich industrialized world, seems equally fanciful.
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We cannot allow our allies and our values to be made into bargaining chips or publicity items.
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On Monday, a union bargaining team unanimously rejected a contract offer, raising the possibility of a strike.
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He was using the extremism and nihilism of that wing of the party as a bargaining chip.
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Kenny Smith: To me, today's NBA is a little bit different because of the Collective Bargaining Agreement.
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In other words, he's now using the threat of tariffs as a bargaining chip in NAFTA talks.
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On Wednesday, Trump explained he was using ZTE as a bargaining chip in much wider trade negotiations.
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It's mostly the result of a Collective Bargaining Agreement that's reduced contract lengths and facilitated more movement.
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First, cost: The public option would be a large plan with the bargaining power to restrain prices.
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The court said a federal arbitration statute overrides federal labor law intended to protect workers' bargaining power.
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His administration's foreign-policy and defense appointments may well become a bargaining chip in that difficult process.
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It's also greatly reduced the demand for certain workers, has helped weaken unions and labor's bargaining power.
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That would reduce Spotify's bargaining power, making it harder to deliver wider gross margins investors are expecting.
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All jobs would pay at least $15 an hour, include health care benefits and collective bargaining rights.
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Progress toward a trade agreement nearly collapsed this past week, with both sides hardening their bargaining positions.
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Part of this is the result of collective bargaining, as unions negotiate higher pay for their members.
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It turns out that many corporations possess bargaining power over their workers, not just over their consumers.
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Mr. Trump has appeared to use Huawei as a bargaining chip in his trade war with China.
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Perhaps there is no way to do it without some denial, anger, bargaining, depression and (hopefully) acceptance.
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"The campaign determines the strength of people's bargaining positions," a senior official in the European Parliament said.
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Players have due process rights under the collective bargaining agreement and can be falsely accused, of course.
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Your article does mention that Amazon will "retain bargaining power" with New York for decades to come.
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The police association resisted our reforms and the city's attempt to include them in their bargaining terms.
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It's time for regulators to step in before this massive concentration erodes workers' bargaining power any further.
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Bargaining in the federal sphere is limited; most notably, it does not extend to wages and benefits.
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A third hypothesis is that weaker wage growth is connected to inequality and lower labor bargaining power.
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But the deal doesn't really give drivers any of the wage bargaining powers of an actual union.
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" Mr. de Blasio said in a statement: "This agreement once again demonstrates the power of collective bargaining.
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Protesters' demands are attempts to rationalize outrageous behavior, like an ugly, foolish child bargaining with his parent.
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The early date was motivated by new collective bargaining rules that mandate more rest time for teams.
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But several elements of the call could conceivably have been used as bargaining chips by Mr. Trump.
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Sanders starts with a truth: Workers need more bargaining power as they negotiate wages with their employers.
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Rather than arm-twisting, McConnell's job here entails lots of temperature-taking, hand-holding, cajoling, and bargaining.
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But schools often don't use their bargaining clout to win greater protections for students, Mr. Frotman said.
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Protracted direct negotiations with London foundered when neither side seemed to be bargaining with clearly defined goals.
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"When collective bargaining isn't allowed or doesn't work, that doesn't mean collective action isn't possible," he said.
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The opponents in negotiations, at best, compromise on superficial bargaining positions rather than on their core interests.
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The shift enabled companies to cut wages drastically, escape the pressures of collective bargaining and speed output.
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It's logical, from a political bargaining standpoint, for the group to have that as an opening position.
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The bargaining committee will include employees who opposed the union as well as those who supported it.
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It will probably also require muscular federal action on areas like taxes, antitrust, and workers' bargaining power.
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Without collective bargaining, no one union can operate as the exclusive representative of teachers in a county.
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The increased openness to unions and collective bargaining has dovetailed with a palpable shift in expert opinion.
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And while Trump wants Iran to return to the nuclear bargaining table, Tehran says that won't happen.
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The proposal is also intended to get U.S. President Donald Trump to return to the bargaining table.
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Otherwise, Republicans will just end up bargaining on the terms set by Democrats, as they are now.
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Not surprisingly, researchers have found that broad, sector-wide collective bargaining coverage tends to reduce economic inequality.
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It's not yet clear that China will make such an official offer at the bargaining table, however.
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Donald Trump is breaking the law by not bargaining with his newly unionized employees," he continued. "Mr.
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The WNBA and the WNBA Players Association have agreed to a new, eight-year collective bargaining agreement.
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The government has accused rebels of preventing civilians from leaving and of holding them as bargaining chips.
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Crimea may end up as a bargaining chip in a larger foreign policy concern for Trump: Syria.
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And he vowed to use the bargaining power of the U.S. government to drive down drug prices.
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"We are narrowed in on the most important issues in bargaining," she said at a media briefing.
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That's because the law that governs collective bargaining doesn't let judges fine companies that break the law.
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Columbia and the UAW announced a framework agreement on Monday under which bargaining will begin by February.
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The collective bargaining legislation moved quickly through the state's Republican-controlled House and Senate earlier this year.
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Weaker collective bargaining rights would leave these workers with even less of a voice on the job.
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The judge ruled that the players' allegations fell under an "illegality exception" to the collective bargaining rule.
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But my life, and the lives of immigrant youth, are not bargaining chips in any political game.
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A federal labor court has told the EPA it should go back to bargaining with the union.
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Without a collective bargaining agreement, Delta employees have little structure or pay protection as the pandemic evolves.
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Protesters' demands are attempts to rationalise outrageous behaviour, like an ugly, foolish child bargaining with his parent.
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The league's collective bargaining agreement with its players expires in two years, and negotiations will be tough.
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The current collective bargaining agreement runs through 2021, and Manfred dismissed concerns about a strike this season.
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An arbitrator recently ruled that the Jaguars' off-season demands violated the N.F.L.'s collective bargaining agreement.
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With Republicans controlling Congress, that document serves more as a political messaging platform than a bargaining tool.
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He notably said he wants to repeal Walker's union-busting measure that restricted public employees' bargaining rights.
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Because they're not organized, they don't have any bargaining power with insurance companies, and they're getting whacked.
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These constituencies understood and dreaded the heavy hand of government across from them at the bargaining table.
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Within those bargaining units, DiSalvo estimated that unions may lose 10 to 30 percent of their revenues.
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And in a theoretical sense, that should increase their bargaining power and influence in the legislative chambers.
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As part of collective bargaining, workers help negotiate contracts with employers to determine wages, raises and benefits.
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"The main reason people working at older ages don't have higher wages is because they don't have bargaining power, and the reason they don't have bargaining power is they don't have a good fallback pension," said Teresa Ghilarducci, an economics professor at the New School for Social Research.
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Mark Janus argued in a brief filed with the court on Wednesday that "agency fees" – which are earmarked to pay for collective bargaining and other nonpolitical activities – actually subsidize public unions' political agenda since there is no distinction between lobbying the government and bargaining with it as an employer.
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In an email to employees, which was shared with Vox, BuzzFeed CEO Jonah Peretti said the union won't accept a proposal to define which positions would be part of the bargaining unit before recognition, and won't agree to honor individual contracts while they negotiate a collective bargaining contract.
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