英语词汇“collective bargaining”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

All three groups, the employer and public groups and of course the labor group, advocated collective bargaining,—but with a difference.

Differences with employers relating to such matters as promotion, hours of labor, wages, and overtime are settled by collective bargaining or, in case of failure to agree, by arbitration proceedings.

The basic idea of the trade agreement is that of collective bargaining rather than arbitration.

The rates of wages and hours of labor, both of factory workers and of employees of contractors, are determined by collective bargaining.

You must have a living wage, and how can there be a living wage unless we admit the principle of collective bargaining.

单词	collective bargaining
释义	English American Business collective bargainingnoun [ U ] uk/kəˌlek.tɪv ˈbɑː.ɡɪ.nɪŋ/us/kəˌlek.tɪv ˈbɑːr.ɡɪ.nɪŋ/ the system in which employees talk as a group with their employers to try to agree on matters such as pay and working conditions Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Industrial relations arbitrate arbitration bargaining power closed shop convenor craft union free collective bargaining guild industrial relations labor union labour relations local non-union organized labour student union the TUC trade union union unionize See more results » Examples from literature All three groups, the employer and public groups and of course the labor group, advocated collective bargaining,—but with a difference. Differences with employers relating to such matters as promotion, hours of labor, wages, and overtime are settled by collective bargaining or, in case of failure to agree, by arbitration proceedings. The basic idea of the trade agreement is that of collective bargaining rather than arbitration. The rates of wages and hours of labor, both of factory workers and of employees of contractors, are determined by collective bargaining. You must have a living wage, and how can there be a living wage unless we admit the principle of collective bargaining. collective bargainingnoun [ U ] us/kəˈlek·tɪv ˈbɑr·ɡə·nɪŋ/ social studies a system in which employees deal with their employers as a group and try to agree on matters such as pay and working conditions collective bargainingnoun [ U ] ukusHR a process in which employees talk as a group with their employer to try to reach an agreement on pay, working conditions, etc.: Opponents of collective bargaining point out that state employees already are well-compensated. collective bargaining agreement Unions will keep collective bargaining rights. the collective bargaining process/system See also free collective bargaining
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collective bargainingnoun [ U ]

collective bargainingnoun [ U ]

collective bargainingnoun [ U ]