Definition of collective bargaining in English:

collective bargaining

noun

mass noun

Negotiation of wages and other conditions of employment by an organized body of employees.
Example sentencesExamples
- Five main trade unions are recognized and have negotiation rights on pay and conditions and health and safety via collective bargaining.
- It sought to achieve this by regulating wages and by encouraging collective bargaining.
- The final section engages critically with the dynamics of collective bargaining at a global level.
- Compulsory collective bargaining would impose on employers an obligation to conduct negotiations with trade unions.
- A few of us battled hard against massed ranks of those claiming that a national minimum wage would destroy the principle of free collective bargaining.
- Auckland University was ordered by the Employment Court to participate in collective bargaining earlier this month.
- The Fair Trade label would require growers to pay a fair wage and to permit collective bargaining.
- If it's accurate, and it means what it says, it presumably means that unionisation and collective bargaining would be illegal.
- Thus, joint regulation of employment through collective bargaining grew in importance while unilateral regulation declined.
- He wanted a pragmatic organization of skilled workers committed to collective bargaining for better wages and conditions.
- All employees take the gains of collective bargaining negotiated for their particular workgroup by a union, whether or not they are members of it.
- Unions use collective bargaining to help set wages and salaries and worker benefits.
- That's an issue that is becoming increasing sharp as employers seek to undermine collective bargaining.
- That means that workers do not have the right to organise and conduct collective bargaining, which is something that we take for granted.
- We have now managed to re-establish collective bargaining.
- I think the imbalance in collective bargaining is wrong, and I think that the minimum conditions are far too minimal.
- Details like wages and linking shorter hours to more flexible work organisation were left to collective bargaining.
- The trend away from traditional national wage contracts and collective bargaining is in full swing.
- Wage differentials were decreased through government policy and collective bargaining.
- We simply need a neutral environment with some protections for collective bargaining and organising.

Definition of collective bargaining in US English:

collective bargaining

nounkəˈlɛktɪv ˈbɑrɡ(ə)nɪŋkəˈlektiv ˈbärɡ(ə)niNG

Negotiation of wages and other conditions of employment by an organized body of employees.
Example sentencesExamples
- Auckland University was ordered by the Employment Court to participate in collective bargaining earlier this month.
- A few of us battled hard against massed ranks of those claiming that a national minimum wage would destroy the principle of free collective bargaining.
- The final section engages critically with the dynamics of collective bargaining at a global level.
- We simply need a neutral environment with some protections for collective bargaining and organising.
- Five main trade unions are recognized and have negotiation rights on pay and conditions and health and safety via collective bargaining.
- All employees take the gains of collective bargaining negotiated for their particular workgroup by a union, whether or not they are members of it.
- He wanted a pragmatic organization of skilled workers committed to collective bargaining for better wages and conditions.
- Thus, joint regulation of employment through collective bargaining grew in importance while unilateral regulation declined.
- The Fair Trade label would require growers to pay a fair wage and to permit collective bargaining.
- We have now managed to re-establish collective bargaining.
- Details like wages and linking shorter hours to more flexible work organisation were left to collective bargaining.
- That's an issue that is becoming increasing sharp as employers seek to undermine collective bargaining.
- If it's accurate, and it means what it says, it presumably means that unionisation and collective bargaining would be illegal.
- That means that workers do not have the right to organise and conduct collective bargaining, which is something that we take for granted.
- The trend away from traditional national wage contracts and collective bargaining is in full swing.
- Unions use collective bargaining to help set wages and salaries and worker benefits.
- I think the imbalance in collective bargaining is wrong, and I think that the minimum conditions are far too minimal.
- Wage differentials were decreased through government policy and collective bargaining.
- It sought to achieve this by regulating wages and by encouraging collective bargaining.
- Compulsory collective bargaining would impose on employers an obligation to conduct negotiations with trade unions.

单词	collective bargaining
释义	Definition of collective bargaining in English: collective bargaining noun mass noun Negotiation of wages and other conditions of employment by an organized body of employees. Example sentencesExamples Five main trade unions are recognized and have negotiation rights on pay and conditions and health and safety via collective bargaining. It sought to achieve this by regulating wages and by encouraging collective bargaining. The final section engages critically with the dynamics of collective bargaining at a global level. Compulsory collective bargaining would impose on employers an obligation to conduct negotiations with trade unions. A few of us battled hard against massed ranks of those claiming that a national minimum wage would destroy the principle of free collective bargaining. Auckland University was ordered by the Employment Court to participate in collective bargaining earlier this month. The Fair Trade label would require growers to pay a fair wage and to permit collective bargaining. If it's accurate, and it means what it says, it presumably means that unionisation and collective bargaining would be illegal. Thus, joint regulation of employment through collective bargaining grew in importance while unilateral regulation declined. He wanted a pragmatic organization of skilled workers committed to collective bargaining for better wages and conditions. All employees take the gains of collective bargaining negotiated for their particular workgroup by a union, whether or not they are members of it. Unions use collective bargaining to help set wages and salaries and worker benefits. That's an issue that is becoming increasing sharp as employers seek to undermine collective bargaining. That means that workers do not have the right to organise and conduct collective bargaining, which is something that we take for granted. We have now managed to re-establish collective bargaining. I think the imbalance in collective bargaining is wrong, and I think that the minimum conditions are far too minimal. Details like wages and linking shorter hours to more flexible work organisation were left to collective bargaining. The trend away from traditional national wage contracts and collective bargaining is in full swing. Wage differentials were decreased through government policy and collective bargaining. We simply need a neutral environment with some protections for collective bargaining and organising. Definition of collective bargaining in US English: collective bargaining nounkəˈlɛktɪv ˈbɑrɡ(ə)nɪŋkəˈlektiv ˈbärɡ(ə)niNG Negotiation of wages and other conditions of employment by an organized body of employees. Example sentencesExamples Auckland University was ordered by the Employment Court to participate in collective bargaining earlier this month. A few of us battled hard against massed ranks of those claiming that a national minimum wage would destroy the principle of free collective bargaining. The final section engages critically with the dynamics of collective bargaining at a global level. We simply need a neutral environment with some protections for collective bargaining and organising. Five main trade unions are recognized and have negotiation rights on pay and conditions and health and safety via collective bargaining. All employees take the gains of collective bargaining negotiated for their particular workgroup by a union, whether or not they are members of it. He wanted a pragmatic organization of skilled workers committed to collective bargaining for better wages and conditions. Thus, joint regulation of employment through collective bargaining grew in importance while unilateral regulation declined. The Fair Trade label would require growers to pay a fair wage and to permit collective bargaining. We have now managed to re-establish collective bargaining. Details like wages and linking shorter hours to more flexible work organisation were left to collective bargaining. That's an issue that is becoming increasing sharp as employers seek to undermine collective bargaining. If it's accurate, and it means what it says, it presumably means that unionisation and collective bargaining would be illegal. That means that workers do not have the right to organise and conduct collective bargaining, which is something that we take for granted. The trend away from traditional national wage contracts and collective bargaining is in full swing. Unions use collective bargaining to help set wages and salaries and worker benefits. I think the imbalance in collective bargaining is wrong, and I think that the minimum conditions are far too minimal. Wage differentials were decreased through government policy and collective bargaining. It sought to achieve this by regulating wages and by encouraging collective bargaining. Compulsory collective bargaining would impose on employers an obligation to conduct negotiations with trade unions.
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