bargaining group造句

• Employers face an economic incentive to break away from the employer bargaining group.
• That's standard for housekeepers in the 14-hotel bargaining group, according to Local 2.
• "I don't think you would have a glut of new collective bargaining groups ."
• In situations where physicians are self-employed, I would like to see different kinds of bargaining groups.
• About half of all companies in eastern Germany have dropped out of industrywide collective bargaining groups.
• The main bargaining group will not meet.
• There was nothing in the law that would prevent the employees from joining any other collective bargaining group.
• The territory denied the application and stated that there was already a sufficient number of incorporated collective bargaining groups.
• Monday's talks were expected to be conducted at a low level, with staff meetings rather than full bargaining groups.
• Scott Alexander, a spokesman for Forest Industrial Relations, the industry's bargaining group, said the two sides remained far apart.
• However, the largest bargaining group, representing 3, 600 members, voted by a margin of 51.5 percent to reject the offer.
• However, the largest bargaining group, representing 3, 600 members, voted by a margin of 51 . 5 percent to reject the offer.
• Bruce McIver, president of the League of Voluntary Hospitals, the hospitals'bargaining group, appeared receptive to the idea and did not immediately reject it.
• The 10-day strike at Alcan's Quebec plants took place in October, when some 4, 600 workers in 14 bargaining groups walked off the job.
• "Of the 14 bargaining groups, three rejected the offer, two are still being counted and nine accepted, " said Marcien Bisson, executive secretary of the FSSA.
• Forbidden by its bylaws from striking, the PRN will supply the expertise that doctors need to form bargaining groups and help them negotiate in states where it's legal.
• One chief executive, who refused to be identified, said his company might drop out of the employers'bargaining group, Gesamtmetall, if it settles for raises of even 4 percent.
• Nevertheless, both sides say they will honor their commitments _ the workers to their union, the owners to the Realty Advisory Board on Labor Relations, the landlords'bargaining group.
• Scott Alexander, a spokesman for Forest Industrial Relations, the industry's bargaining group, said the two sides remain far apart, but agree that " the industry is in deep trouble ."