Bargaining for higher wages, in this case, is bargaining for higher government spending.
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Sometimes you might not get what you were bargaining for.
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The time has come for a system of bargaining for all.
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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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Yes, but: Women have had some success in collectively bargaining for better pay.
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Australia and Japan have been bargaining for years with China on the deal.
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That includes collective bargaining for wage and benefit increases, grievance procedures, and workplace safety.
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Hilary Swank went hiking today and found one rock that she wasn't bargaining for.
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President Trump has set up political, bureaucratic and diplomatic bargaining for months to come.
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Flipkart also does not recognize a body that could support collective bargaining for its workers.
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Financial waste is minimized through simplified administrative arrangements and strong bargaining for good value. 10.
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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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Most strikes are called by labor unions as a last resort while bargaining for a new contract.
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Realizing what's about to happen, Bill immediately starts bargaining for the right to hold on to their experience.
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How have this plea bargaining for reduced sentences affected the ability to keep drug traffickers off the streets?
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As a joint employer, companies are jointly responsible for all labor violations and bargaining for jointly employed workers.
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Unions engage in both collective bargaining for their workers and political lobbying, typically for progressive causes and Democratic candidates.
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But a series of scandals have sapped Mr Abe's authority, and he may face more competition than he was bargaining for.
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The clear majority were there to protest the Iowa Republican Party's ultimately successful effort to gut collective bargaining for public employees.
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Competition among the small retail stores in the Canal Street area was fierce, and bargaining for the best price was common.
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Scott Walker (R) became a conservative hero in 22019 for pushing a bill that ended collective bargaining for public employee unions.
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Collective bargaining for government employees was unnecessary and too complex, he believed, so he left it up to states to decide.
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Six months ago the IWGB Union was granted permission to challenge Deliveroo's opposition to collective bargaining for couriers on human rights grounds.
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"There will be a mass exodus if they don't implement genuine collective bargaining for pilots," the captain based in southern Europe said.
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The UK High Court has granted a union permission to challenge Deliveroo's opposition to collective bargaining for its couriers on human rights grounds.
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The union also pledges to support performers in bargaining for film and website royalties, even when their names are only used as clickbait.
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EPA workers right now are bargaining for a new contract with the administration and calling for a Bill of Rights to Protect EPA.
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There are two main types of legal strikes: One is called an economic strike, when workers are bargaining for better pay and benefits.
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Labor standards continue to be dismal, since Mexican workers are prevented from exercising their rights and bargaining for better wages and working conditions.
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This time around, the plaintiffs have argued that virtually everything unions do is by nature political, even collective bargaining for better wages and benefits.
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As Rosenthal notes, Manfred is bargaining for the first time as commissioner, but he was the lead negotiator on three CBAs for Bud Selig.
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"We view the airport operator as the landlord," said Larry Engelstein, the director of collective bargaining for S.E.I.U. Local 32BJ, which covers the Northeast.
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Hotel workers in Chicago and Las Vegas are winning protections from harassment and assault and bargaining for a say in the future of work.
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Over time this bargaining for laxity will produce a race-to-the-bottom dynamic that will dramatically increase the chance of another financial crisis.
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All he needs to do is to instruct the Justice Department to immediately stop bargaining for the testimony of cooperating co-defendants and co-conspirators.
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Later, when the holiday morphed into All Hallow's Eve, people began dressing up as angels, saints, and devils as they roamed the neighborhood bargaining for treats.
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Kennedy expressed concern that even fees that go to collective bargaining for issues such as higher wages and working conditions could be highly political in nature.
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The bid to recall him in 2012 kicked off after he pushed through a law effectively scrapping collective bargaining for teachers and many public service employees.
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The two-term governor, who also survived a Democratic-driven recall election in 2012 after ending collective bargaining for public workers, briefly ran for president in 2016.
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Prosecutors allege that the recording captures Grant bargaining for her life, trying to convince Franco that they could call 911 and say that someone else had attacked her.
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One doctor in Tennessee who called himself the "Rock Doc" was accused of bargaining for sexual favors by prescribing opioids and benzodiazepines, federal authorities said in the statement.
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You can book in advance, or increase your chances of getting a deal by looking when you arrive and bargaining for a room that would otherwise go unoccupied.
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" In flouting the fact that the district has no legal obligation to bargain over housing concerns, teachers were utilizing a strategy known as "bargaining for the common good.
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The exception to the rule here is if you're bargaining for an item you simply can't walk away from, you may have to be more flexible in your negotiations.
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As Vox's Dylan Matthews has noted, the outcome could also further weaken the power of public unions by creating new challenges in organizing strategy, political activity, and bargaining for workers.
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Measures that would weaken unions further, like right to work laws or restrictions on collective bargaining for public employees, are key pillars of the Republican agenda in many states today.
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In 2011, after conservative lawmakers in Wisconsin restricted collective bargaining for public employees, Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald acknowledged that the move was directly aimed at defunding Democrats' political allies.
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Bargaining for the common good has the potential to demonstrate the power and the importance of unions in raising living conditions, not just for members but for the broader population.
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To the dismay of Democrats, House Republicans have countered with their own bills that would relieve debt but also tack on conservative-friendly measures like curbing collective bargaining for teachers.
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The labor side rejected management's demand for wage concessions such as delaying the 4.3 percent pay rise agreed in collective bargaining for the industry, due at the end of April.
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While it may look like a union and sound like a union, it stops just short of that, because the group is expressly prohibited from collectively bargaining for changes in fares.
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The task force's report may not call for outright privatization, but it embraces its logic by prioritizing cost-cutting—even calling for the elimination of collective bargaining for the USPS' unionized workforce.
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The argument for the union is that it will give workers more benefits, allow bargaining for better wages and gives them more say-so in how things are run in the workplace.
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In his video, he had mentioned his earlier activism against the law that Ohio Republicans had pushed through in 2011 eliminating collective bargaining for public employees, which was later overturned by referendum.
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This does not include the right to collective bargaining for worker wages and benefits, as the UAW has at U.S. plants of General Motors Co, Ford Motor Co and Fiat Chrysler Automobiles .
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What unions can do is charge them a fee to cover the cost of bargaining for raises and benefits that affect the whole workforce—the most central, important work of any union.
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That's what happened at millennial-focused digital news publication Mic, which sold to Bustle Digital Group last month and whose union has been through weeks of bargaining for things like severance pay.
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They say the expansion of the Ali Act to include MMA would be the first major step toward establishing a fighters union and collective bargaining for workers who are now considered independent contractors.
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Some of the most successful recent teacher strikes have been based on Bargaining for the Common Good, a model for forging alliances with community groups and others to demand action on shared priorities.
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I will put forward an amazing new plan, which will include many reforms, such as letting people buy insurance across state lines, increasing choice and competition, and bargaining for better, cheaper drug prices.
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Last month, they flexed their new muscle by introducing perhaps the most sweeping public policy change in recent memory: a top-to-bottom rewrite of the law governing collective bargaining for public-sector workers.
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Look no further than Wisconsin, where, after the state government limited collective bargaining for public employees in 2011 -- which at the time led to protests and ultimately an unsuccessful effort to recall then-Gov.
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These countries regulate medical prices akin to how they regulate the price of electricity or water: a service that everyone needs at reasonable price, but would face significant difficulty bargaining for on their own.
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The big picture: The world champion team started a public fight for equal pay in 2016, prompting women's teams in other sports to ask for their advice on bargaining for workplace benefits like maternity leave.
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Through that continued support, they might be able to limit the down-ballot consequences of Trump's defeat—and, hey, if Trump manages to win, they might also get the huge tax cuts they're bargaining for.
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The IWGB union has supported a number of legal and protest actions by gig economy workers in recent years, including a (so far unsuccessful) human rights challenge to Deliveroo's opposition to collective bargaining for riders.
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Instead, RTW laws prevent unions from charging nonmembers their fair share for the services unions are required to provide — services like bargaining for higher wages and representing workers when they have grievances against their employer.
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These countries regulate medical prices akin to how they regulate the price of electricity or water: a service that everyone needs at a reasonable price but would face significant difficulty bargaining for on their own.
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"One of the challenges of this, from a competition perspective, is that it affords the big-three hospital groups "must-have" status in bargaining for contracts with funders which reduces funders' countervailing power," Ngcobo said.
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The California Teachers Association argues that Friedrichs and her fellow teachers are just trying to get out of paying their fair share in fees, since they benefit from union bargaining for things like higher salaries.
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The Wisconsin Capitol dome has been home to furious protests in past the eight years under Walker, most notably in 2011, when he sought to end the state's longstanding practice of collective bargaining for public employees.
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Soon after taking office, Mr. Walker pushed for a bill that cut collective bargaining for most public sector workers and removed requirements that they pay fees if they chose not to join unions that represented them.
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Deliveroo has had more success at fending off employment classification challenges — although last month the UK High Court granted a union permission to challenge the company's opposition to collective bargaining for its couriers on human rights grounds.
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That experiment began in 2011 with the passage of Act 723, which all but ended collective bargaining for the state's public employees and helped inspire more than a hundred bills across the country attacking public-sector unions.
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Kim, on his part, will keep raising the price for denuclearization, such as bargaining for the unwinding of economic sanctions and some sort of military commitment from the U.S., like troop withdrawal from the region, Lavin predicted.
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The thesis: A tie-up would protect both companies from the onslaught of tech since a larger entity would have more negotiating leverage when bargaining for licensing fees with cable and satellite providers, thus ensuring healthier profits.
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At the weekly antiques market in Jingdezhen, where you squat on your haunches bargaining for the dragon shard, scooters honk and growl their way through piles of age-old fragments, some real, some old fakes, some new fakes.
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Mitch Carmichael, the Republican president of the West Virginia Senate, opposes collective bargaining for public employees, but he acknowledged that the decentralized aspects of the strike made it difficult to reach a settlement that would satisfy the teachers.
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Germany, with no foreign troops on its soil, imagined it was bargaining for the loser's share of a negotiated peace, not submitting to what amounted to unconditional surrender: colonies stripped, territory lost, navy sunk, army disbanded, reparations imposed.
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In '76, running for his first job as county executive, he came out in favor of collective bargaining for public employee unions and won the endorsement of the AFL-CIO in Louisville, and Kentucky was a strong union state.
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A cross-party committee led by an ally of Mr Temer is considering measures to limit the use of plea bargaining, for example by setting a minimum jail sentence for people who admit guilt in exchange for testimony against others.
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" Since it requires the most creativity, collaboration can be one of the trickiest negotiation strategies, says G. Richard Shell, a director of the Wharton Executive Negotiation Workshop and author of the book "Bargaining for Advantage: Negotiation Strategies for Reasonable People.
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The traditional French jig seemed like the perfect way to celebrate with her costars at the glamorous film festival, but the 41-year-old actress revealed a bit more than she was bargaining for during a few of her high kicks.
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Victoria: A lot of us have worked or are still working on campaigns against wage theft, in support of collective bargaining for workers, immigration rights and demanding an end to deportation, police accountability, ending police brutality, and ending racial profiling.
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As late as December 21981, Mr. Rockefeller personally urged the incoming Reagan administration to encourage a counterrevolution by stopping "rug merchant type bargaining" for the hostages and instead taking military action to punish Iran if the hostages were not released.
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In a bizarre kicker in the waiver announcement, the US indicated it hoped to rewrite much of the nuclear agreement and to get its European allies, who wholly back the deal as it is, to do the bargaining for it.
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While most of her fellow actors opted for modest low kicks, Calamy decided to show off her flexibility, extending her leg in such a way that an entire row of red carpet photographers got more of a flash than they were bargaining for.
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But for the first time, progressives have a major say in policy, and they have used it to push an unabashedly liberal agenda through the Legislature, raising the minimum wage, legalizing collective bargaining for public employees and expanding the right to vote.
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The pharmaceutical industry, for example, has used its lobbying heft — it spent $272,000 in campaign donations per member of Congress last year, and it has more lobbyists than there are members of Congress — to bar the government from bargaining for drug prices in Medicare.
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Their trillion-dollar disputes involve the amount of savings that would be achieved by reducing red tape and bargaining for lower-cost brand-name drugs, and whether states would pay what they currently do toward programs that would cease in a single-payer system.
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The famous duo have kept their rumored relationship on the down-low for years, but when they were sat next to each other at Clive Davis' annual Pre-Grammy Awards Gala on Saturday night, they got a little more attention than they were bargaining for.
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"Bargaining for health benefits is a distinguishing characteristic that labor unions hold out as an important variable as to why you would want to be a union member," said David Brenner, national director of multi-employer consulting at Segal Consulting, a leader in the field.
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Sure, there might be savings to be had by changing how much doctors and other providers are paid, or bargaining for better prescription drug prices, but any spending cuts should be balanced, or swamped, by revenue increases necessary to pay for an aging population.
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Rather than first organizing workers into a traditional union and then bargaining for wages and benefits, the campaign has effectively bargained for wages first — through protests and public relations offensives aimed at voters, politicians, and corporations — and hopes to build new worker organizations in after these successes.
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In a bizarre kicker in the waiver announcement, the United States indicated it hopes to rewrite much of the nuclear agreement, known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, and to get its European allies, who wholly back the deal as it is, to do the bargaining for them, he said.
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Judge Breyer's decision is another nail in the coffin for prosecutors trying to prove that traders are engaged in fraud when they mislead those on the other side of the deal, at least when those traders are bargaining for the best terms but know the other side is not there to protect them.
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The interpersonal nature of this work, with the expectation that the worker will demonstrate genuine interest in a customer and intrinsic motivation to please, means that these workers are often limited in their ability to speak up at work, including bargaining for higher wages, because it's in contradiction with the nature of their jobs.
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She has supported raising the federal minimum wage to $12, and believes that we should go further than the federal minimum through state and local efforts, and workers organizing and bargaining for higher wages, such as the Fight for 15 and recent efforts in Los Angeles and New York to raise their minimum wage to $19903.
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She has supported raising the federal minimum wage to $12, and believes that we should go further than the federal minimum through state and local efforts, and workers organizing and bargaining for higher wages, such as the Fight for 15 and recent efforts in Los Angeles and New York to raise their minimum wage to $123.
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Finally, under this scenario, labor unions would represent workers even if they don't pay dues into the union, which is unfair to the people that do pay union dues because workers are not just bargaining for their own wages — they are raising wages, improving benefits, and making workplaces safer and healthier for all workers in the marketplace.
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The system of plea bargaining, for instance (whereby suspects accept an offered penalty rather than risk a heavier one at trial), was clumsily copied in post-Soviet countries like Georgia, where high conviction rates meant suspects had no choice but to accept heavy fines or face jail, and the system quickly became a tool for the state to assert itself and inflate its coffers.
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The element of surprise may fade, and they may become a familiar phenomenon, allowing for sperm banks to continue to disseminate one donor's sperm to many; or the market may change, now that parents know what they are bargaining for when they buy sperm — in which case the large half-sibling cohort may become a phenomenon associated with just a few decades of history.
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We had to fight for a fair shakeWhen we began bargaining for a new contact this summer, AT&T negotiators came to the table with a list of demands that would dramatically increase healthcare costs, require employees to take on more responsibilities without additional compensation, force employees to be on call at all times, and make it easier for the company to send work to low-wage contractors.
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Trump finished less than two percentage points behind Hillary Clinton there in 2016, raising fears from the left that with a comeback by Pawlenty, the former Republican governor, the state could soon be ruled exclusively by Republicans for the first time in a half-century and face the same sorts of policies, like the union-busting stripping of collective bargaining for public employees, that Walker enacted next door.
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