The two sides were set to meet for more bargaining on Wednesday.
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But Kim has already won one round of bargaining on the military front.
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The agreements are aimed at making companies more competitive through bargaining on a company level.
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Experts believe a deal will be reached, but not before some hard bargaining on both sides.
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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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They were unfailingly polite, even solicitous, bargaining on his behalf at shops and carrying heavy bags for him.
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GM Chief Executive Mary Barra and President Mark Reuss joined the bargaining on Tuesday, indicating a deal was close.
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As for Swift's commitment to bargaining on behalf of other artists, she is undoubtedly paving the way for collective action.
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The Senate voted to end U.S. involvement in Yemen, the E.U. rejected bargaining on Brexit and a Russian agent pleaded guilty.
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There are many reasons public employees may object to the union bargaining on their behalf, even though it is intended to benefit them.
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President Trump can look forward to weeks of hard bargaining on the debt ceiling, his border wall, the tax code and Harvey relief.
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Beyond management's core representation activities of collectively bargaining on behalf of investors with workers, customers and suppliers, it also engages in noncore activities.
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If that is the case, it would appear that it would not take much hard bargaining on Kim's part to accelerate an American troop withdrawal.
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Kremlin-watchers said that, even if U.S.-relations were less antagonistic with Trump in the White House, any deal would involve hard bargaining on both sides.
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Tough bargaining on the rate and scope of the tax lies ahead, yet at least the atmosphere has improved, with Chidambram praising Jaitley's "friendly and conciliatory tone".
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More important was the West German unions imposing their own collective wage bargaining on less productive East German workers, thus preventing their western production line moving east.
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And even if all that happens, each member of Congress will have his or her own demands or local interests that will require bargaining on key points.
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Sandholm sees systems like the one built by his team doing automated negotiation or bargaining on behalf of a consumer or a business in a complex auction, for example.
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USW representatives have been collectively bargaining on behalf of warehouse workers for about a year, following a landslide vote to unionize to fight hazardous working conditions and discriminatory practices.
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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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Both sides had hoped to wrap up the strategic order during President Francois Hollande's visit for India's Republic Day celebration in January, but hard bargaining on price stalled a final result.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Greeks demanded their government protect wages, pensions and restore collective bargaining on Monday, staging a noisy reminder of popular dissent to leaders poised to start fresh negotiations with lenders.
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Market is betting on an interest rate cut in July and two more this year as Trump's hard bargaining on trade with Beijing and others could push the economy back into recession.
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Even so, the union sought to pursue a case for collective bargaining on one ground related to Article 11 of the European Convention on Human Rights, which protects freedom of assembly and association.
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Tough bargaining on the rate and scope of the tax continues as many states want an average tax rate of 22-23 percent compared with the federal government suggestion of 18-19 percent.
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Meanwhile, the market is betting on an interest rate cut in July and two more this year as Trump's hard bargaining on trade with Beijing and others could push the economy back into recession.
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It would have drawn attention to the fact that for all his determined opposition to the Iran deal and tough bargaining on the MOU, Netanyahu has, in his critics' eyes, gotten very little in return.
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"This is just public bargaining on the part of the Taliban," said an official close to President Ashraf Ghani of Afghanistan, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because the subject is a delicate one.
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Restricting trade negotiations to more traditional models, which focus mainly on commerce in goods, has the advantage, diplomats say, of keeping the internal EU bargaining on which terms to offer on which sectors on familiar ground.
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The market is betting the Fed will cut interest rates in July and cut two more times this year as Trump's hard bargaining on trade with Beijing and others could push the economy back into recession.
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Meanwhile, the market is betting the Fed will cut interest rates in July and cut two more times this year as Trump's hard bargaining on trade with Beijing and others could push the economy back into recession.
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Investors, worried by the prospect that President Donald Trump's hard bargaining on trade with Beijing and others could drive the economy back into recession, remained on edge after a U.S. pivot back on its tariff threat against China overnight.
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Talks between Athens and its official creditors as part of a bailout review have hit a snag on labour reforms including reviving collective bargaining on minimum wage and mass layoffs, in a country where unemployment stands at 23 percent.
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Investors, worried by the prospect that President Donald Trump's hard bargaining on trade with Beijing and others could push the economy back into recession, remained on edge after a U.S. pivot back on its tariff threat against China overnight.
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The summit meeting is supposed to determine whether Britain has satisfied the other European Union members that negotiations have made sufficient progress to initiate parallel bargaining on a trade deal between London and the 27 remaining countries in the bloc.
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Unions accomplish this in two ways: The first is through bargaining on wages and benefits, which, because unions tend to represent lower- and middle-class workers, helps people who generally haven't gained as much from the US economy in recent decades.
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On one side of the divide are more liberal unions like the American Federation of Teachers and the Service Employees International Union, which argue that leaving health benefits to the government could free unions to refocus collective bargaining on wages and working conditions.
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This suggestion includes a guaranteed hourly earnings rate of $21 while on the way to a fare or actively shuttling passengers (about 60% of drivers' time), access to portable benefits that could follow someone between gigs, and sectoral bargaining on an industry wide basis (as opposed to company-specific negotiations).
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There was a time within memory when great advances in public land policymaking were possible because Republicans and Democrats agreed to reject privatization on the one hand, and socialism on the other, and instead engage in good-faith bargaining on such vital matters, guided by public opinion and the teachings of science.
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Sacramento Bee, December 9, 2013. Accessed January 5, 2014. In a March 2014 interview, he praised Wisconsin governor Scott Walker's controversial policies limiting collective bargaining. On social issues, he has described himself as libertarianAssociated Press.
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Wage setting and the tax system theory and evidence for the United Kingdom. Journal of Public Economics, 52(1), pp. 1–29. and the impact of wage bargaining on the link between unemployment and inflation (the Phillips curve).
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Effects bargaining is a type of bargaining which involves certain decisions that are within the management’s right to make. This has impact on mandatory subjects of bargaining. This is common to some business decisions like laying off and transferring employees. The bargaining on these impacts or effects is called effects bargaining.
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For example, a contract may give an employer the ability to integrate new technology however, if the new technology will have a significant impact on employment, the employer is required to give the union notice in advance to allow bargaining on the effects prior to the technology being put in place.
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Contract bargaining takes place every two years. On November 2013, contract bargaining began. In 2014, after more than a year of bargaining on behalf of the 1500 GTF workers on campus, contract negotiations came to another impasse. On December 2, 2014, University of Oregon GTFs went on strike right before finals week.
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As a collective, the VPA and FLU saw an opportunity to force the local growers into bargaining. On 27 August 1934, they began the Salinas lettuce strike with a coalition of primarily white and Filipino workers in Monterey County.Salinas Index-Journal, 27 August 1934. Of the approximately 7,000 workers who became involved in the strike, almost half were Filipinos.
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On July 5, 2011, a group of retired NFL players led by Carl Eller, Franco Harris, Marcus Allen and Paul Krause filed its own class-action lawsuit against both the NFL and NFLPA, stating that the renunciation of CBA rights disqualified the NFLPA from bargaining on the former NFL players' behalf.Retired NFL players file complaint. Associated Press. Retrieved July 5, 2011.
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So, KWTU often organizes in workplaces without unions. Members of the union are mostly irregular workers. The KWTU conducts collective bargaining on behalf of its members, education activities, and fundraising activities. The KWTU, along with the SWTU, Korean Congress of Trade Unions (KCTU), and the Federation of Korean Trade Unions (FKTU) joined the Council to Reform the Maternity Protection Act in 2002.
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There are several uses for employing economic weapons against one country or another. One use for using economic weapons would concern the seller/buyer bargaining on the conditions of a business contract. This would include price, transportation, timetable for consignment and payment, etc. Although this is an example of the successful application of food power, it is not a political objective.
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Vittoz, Stanley. New Deal Labor Policy and the American Industrial Economy. Chapel Hill, N.C.: University of North Carolina Press, 1987. In direct contradiction of NLB policy and rulings, he publicly declared that Section 7(a) did not prohibit company unions or the closed shop, opposed the NLB's concept of representational exclusivity, opposed any attempt to impose a requirement of good faith bargaining on employers.
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The Esso experiment addressed explicitly an industrial relations problem that was more general and symptomatic for the British industry, low productivity levels and enduring high levels of overtime work combined with low wages. The Fawley plant was a revolutionary subject in England at the time, as the agreements hovered around topics of collective bargaining on labour rights in the UK and the 40-hour work week.Allan Flanders. The Fawley Productivity Agreements.
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"The narrow question to be decided," he wrote, "is whether a temporary lockout may lawfully be used as a defense to a union strike tactic which threatens the destruction of the employers' interest in bargaining on a group basis."NLRB v. Truck Drivers Local 449, 353 U.S. at 93. The Exchange and the Board had argued that preservation of the cohesiveness of the multi- employer association justified use of the lockout.
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Many commodities such as used books, buckets, ropes, soap cases, hair bands, bangles, bags, and other accessories are available from roadside vendors at Pondy Bazaar. These roadside shops form the chief attraction of Pondy bazaar. Most of the commodities in the roadside shops have no fixed price and so the customers and vendors can often be seen bargaining. On weekends the pavements on either side of which the shops are located are crowded.
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Shop stewards are representatives of labour unions. Unlike other union representatives, stewards work on the shop floor, connecting workers with union officials at regional or national levels. The role of shop stewards may vary from being a mere representative of a larger national union towards independent structures with the power of collective bargaining on the workplace. Both in Germany and Britain shop stewards were crucial in antiwar protests during the First World War.
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Murray was outraged by the statement, and declared that it was Wilson who had wrecked national economic stabilization policy. Although Murray said he remained committed to resuming bargaining on March 26, he refused to meet with Wilson. Murray, working with Goldberg, had initially prepared a much stronger statement, but Feinsinger successfully pleaded with him to moderate his tone and language."Wilson Now Asks Steel Talks Based on Wage Body Plan", The New York Times, March 26, 1952.
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Most unions in the private sector collected dues from workers but did not succeed in engaging in collective bargaining on their behalf. The constitution provides for the right to strike, and workers sometimes exercised it. In small and medium-sized businesses, workers effectively did not have the ability to strike. With an enormous unemployed labor pool, companies could immediately replace any workers attempting to unionize, collectively bargain, or strike, and companies reportedly did so during the year.
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Llewellyn returns in this episode, challenging Boycie to a pub quiz whereby the loser will have to pay the winner a large sum of money, thanks to Elgin's constant bargaining on behalf of Boycie. The Boyces look set for a huge money loss when their team is nothing but Elgin, Byran and Jed. But when young Tyler turns up and answers all the 2nd-round questions right, Winterdown Farm looks like it is set to have a bright, rich and rewarding future.
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Ten-hour workdays were accepted in the agriculture industry during certain seasons and six-day workweeks were not unheard of. Bakers did not win the right to work less than ten hours per day until 1905 with the court case of Lochner v. New York. The general presumption during this period was that the courts would allow regulation of labor concerning women and children, who were thought to be incapable of bargaining on an equal footing with employers and in special need of protection.
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In 2011, Arnell was featured on Syze's third studio album Collective Bargaining on the track "Rap for Real".Collective Bargaining - King Syze (Feature from Lawrence Arnell) [Accessed: March, 2014) Underground rap artist Tygastyle released his album Father of the Year which featured the track "Dangerous Living" by Arnell. In 2012, Arnell provided vocals on the collaboration album by Pacewon and Mr. Green, The Only Number That Matters Is Won, on the track "Slow". Another notable feature of Arnell was in 2012, on the single "Stay True" by rapper Awar.
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The PCE was legalized soon after on April 9, 1977; the Party's earlier embrace of Eurocommunism (essentially a rejection of Soviet-style socialism) and a highly visible role in promoting a peaceful response to the massacre allowed the government the necessary political space to lift the ban in place since 1939. With the passing of Act 19 covering labor rights on April 1 and the ratification of the ILO Conventions on freedom of association and collective bargaining on April 20, independent unions became legal and the Francoist Sindicato Vertical system was effectively dissolved.
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In addition to collective bargaining on behalf of their members, police unions engage in political advocacy around "law and order," crime legislation and legal protections for individual officers. Efforts by the Department of Justice to regulate policing through consent decree, civilian oversight, and prosecution of police misconduct have been stalled or forbidden by police union contracts. In 2014, the Fraternal Order of Police lobbied unsuccessfully for the continuation of Pentagon's 1033 program, which allowed for excess military equipment to be given to civilian police departments, after it was discontinued by President Obama. Police unions also generate significant political donations.
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In his capacity as Bishop of Rancagua, Goic was a key factor in the 2007 negotiations between conflicting parties in a fight over Codelco's outsourcing of workers. In a letter signed by him as President of the Chilean Conference of Bishops, dated to 18 July 2007, he stated: > Progress is needed on the subject of collective bargaining on the issue of > the company's outsourcing. Recent events are a sign of insufficient > legislation in this area. The right to collective bargaining in effective > terms is a basic right that the international community and the Church > itself recognizes as belonging to workers.
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A sign commemorating the agreement in front of König Restaurant in Helsinki, where the deal was struck. The Betrothal of January () was a declaration given by the Association of Finnish Industries that recognized the trade unions and their central organization the Finnish Federation of Trade Unions (SAK) as parties in collective bargaining on questions of industrial relations. The two sides agreed that they would start trying to reach a common understanding for further negotiation. The declaration was read on the evening news bulletin of the public service radio Yle on 23 January 1940 and published in newspapers the following day.
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Legislation proposed by Republican Governor of Wisconsin Scott Walker to address a projected $3.6 billion budget shortfall has sparked protests in Wisconsin. The legislation would require state employees to contribute 5.8% of their salaries to cover pension costs, contribute 12.6% towards their health care premiums, and would limit collective bargaining rights for most public employee union members. Democrats and union leaders offered to accept the increased cost of benefits but not the removal of bargaining rights. Walker offered a compromise to allow bargaining on wages with no limit which was deemed inadequate to the unions and the Democratic leadership.
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63 The wage differential between higher-skilled and less-skilled workers narrowed, and with the enormous increase in overtime for blue-collar wage workers (at time and a half pay), incomes in working-class households shot up, while the salaried middle class lost ground. Workers at Consolidated Aircraft, Fort Worth, Texas, 1942. The experience of bargaining on a national basis, while restraining local unions from striking, also tended to accelerate the trend toward bureaucracy within the larger CIO unions. Some, such as the Steelworkers, had always been centralized organizations in which authority for major decisions resided at the top.
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Labour narrowly won the 1964 general election and Harold Wilson made Gunter Minister of Labour. The dilemma Gunter faced was this: as a union leader he believed that trade unions should be able to negotiate responsible pay rates for their members through "free collective bargaining"; on the other hand, the wildcat strikes in some parts of British industry were often seen as damaging to the economy, and "wage restraint" was the alternative. Soon after Labour's landslide victory at the 1966 general election, the seamen's strike was a particularly important factor in the conflict. On that issue, Gunter took the same tough line as Wilson.
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In September, the court extended his bail due to him undergoing medical treatment; it also delayed Singson's plea bargaining on October. The judge then rescheduled the next hearings to November when the judge ordered Singson's lawyer to explain why a medical report would be necessary. After Singson admitted that the drugs seized were for his own personal use, his lawyers arranged him to plead guilty for drug possession; this was opposed by the prosecution that insisted that Singson was importing the drugs to Hong Kong. After pleading guilty, Akbayan representative Walden Bello urged Speaker of the House of Representatives Feliciano Belmonte, Jr. to initiate expulsion proceedings against Singson.
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Workers also won benefits, such as vacation pay, that had been available only to a few in the past while wage gaps between higher skilled and less skilled workers narrowed. The experience of bargaining on a national basis, while restraining local unions from striking, also tended to accelerate the trend toward bureaucracy within the larger CIO unions. Some, such as the Steelworkers, had always been centralized organizations in which authority for major decisions resided at the top. The UAW, by contrast, had always been a more grassroots organization, but it also started to try to rein in its maverick local leadership during these years.
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Effective Monday, October 16, 2017, at 12:01am, the team bargaining on behalf of the province's 24 Colleges and the OPSEU union representing 12,000 full-time faculty, partial load faculty, counsellors and librarians, could not reach an agreement, and all faculty entered a work stoppage. As of 12:40pm, November 6, 2017, after a number of days of bargaining, Ontario colleges presented a new offer of settlement to OSPEU. The colleges asked that faculty be able to vote on this offer of settlement and requested the Ontario Labour Relations Board to arrange a vote. The colleges asked OPSEU to suspend the strike in order to have faculty return to the classroom whilst the vote was being arranged.
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He tells how Walkadine Hoard was recently on the verge of cheating a young heir out of his property, but, at the last minute before the deal was closed—and after a lot of bargaining on Walkadine Hoard's part—Lucre slipped in and cheated the heir himself. Onesiphorus also says that Walkadine Hoard's niece, Joyce might marry Sam Freedom (Lucre's wife's son from another marriage), however, the match has not yet been confirmed. Joyce has two suitors: Sam, a rich idiot, and Moneylove, an impoverished scholar. Onesiphorus says that Joyce is currently in London with Walkadine, where she is learning how to become a gentlewoman so that she can catch a wealthy husband.
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Manhattan headquarters of GCC/IBT-Local One-L, the organizational heir of the Amalgamated Lithographers of America. The Amalgamated Lithographers of America (ALA) is a labor union formed in 1915 to conduct collective bargaining on behalf of workers in the craft of lithography. The ALA was established through the amalgamation of several small unions already existing in the lithographic industry, one of which dated back to 1886. The union remained in independent existence for nearly half a century as part of the American Federation of Labor and its successor federation, the AFL-CIO, until combining with the International Photo-Engravers Union (IPEU) to establish the Lithographers and Photoengravers International Union (LPIU) in 1964.
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Additionally, the ORT charged that the individual pay adjustments were in violation of a collective bargaining agreement that had been signed with Railway Express in 1917. When the company refused to participate in a Board of Adjustment, a suit was brought by the ORT in U.S. District Court. The court's decision in favor of the ORT was reversed by the Circuit Court of Appeals, and the suit was finally brought to the U.S. Supreme Court, which decided in favor of the union in 1944. The Supreme Court decision established the primacy of agreements reached by collective bargaining over individual agreements, and upheld the union's right to engage in collective bargaining on behalf of its members.
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In a communicative planning process, planning practitioners play more of a facilitative role. They often act as a ‘knowledge mediator and broker’ to help reframe problems in order to promote more creative thinking about possible solutions. Throughout this process, information should be produced collectively by the full range of stakeholders who may be affected by the outcome of the process. In particular, all of the stakeholders should be involved in negotiating both the problem definition and the solution together. In doing so, solutions to conflicts amongst stakeholders may be re-framed as ‘win-win’, as opposed to the ‘zero sum’ mindset which occurs when stakeholders are bargaining on the basis of their own fixed interests.
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The union as the National Association of Schoolmasters (NAS) with 21,000 members attempt to seek representation in national pay negotiations known as the 'Burnham Committee' was rejected in 1960. The Burnham Committees however were dominated by representatives of the much larger National Union of Teachers (NUT) with a membership of 201,000. However following a series of strikes and rallies the NAS achieved recognition for national pay bargaining on the Burnham Committees in 1962. Despite a successful campaign, the NUT continued to hold the majority of seats. In 1969 for instance, the NUT had 15 members on the Teachers’ Panel, with the NAS holding the 2 seats it achieved on joining the Committee in 1962.
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By drawing attention at a high theoretical level to equivalences and differences between market and non-market decision- making, management and service provision, Williamson was influential in the 1980s and 1990s debates on the boundaries between the public and private sectors. His focus on the costs of transactions led Williamson to distinguish between repeated case-by-case bargaining on the one hand and relationship- specific contracts on the other. For example, the repeated purchasing of coal from a spot market to meet the daily or weekly needs of an electric utility would represent case-by-case bargaining. But over time, the utility is likely to form ongoing relationships with a specific supplier, and the economics of the relationship-specific dealings will be importantly different, he argued.
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In 1960, al-Haidari was forced into exile. At the time the Communist Party was seeking legal recognition, but the state authorities had instead decided to register a bogus 'Iraqi Communist Party' headed by Daud as-Sayegh. As-Sayegh had demanded that Adil, al-Haidari and Amir Abdullah be expelled from the Iraqi Communist Party as a condition for a merger with his party (which would have given the Communist Party legal status). In the end a settlement was reached (with as-Sayegh unofficially bargaining on behalf of the then government), al-Haidari and Abdullah were relieved of their party duties due to 'health reasons' and exit visas were provided (through as-Sayegh's government contacts) for them to travel to Moscow.
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He was initially seen as a left-winger, and despite his commitment to the Labour Party, he was also supported by the Communist Party of Great Britain. However, in 1980 he became frustrated with striking laggers on the Isle of Grain, and broke the strike by personally driving a bus through the picket line. He also worked on a scheme to move bargaining on pay and conditions from the site level to the national or regional level, believing that this would increase union authority, while also reducing the number of industrial disputes. In 1984, following disputes in the AUEW, the Construction Section became a core part of the union, and Baldwin became its National Secretary (Construction), serving until his retirement in 1988.
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He called Robertson's bargaining on housing homeless people "amateurish" and later apologized for the remark."B.C. housing minister apologizes to Vancouver mayor for calling city’s tactics on homeless ‘amateurish’", Vancouver Sun, June 29, 2009. Robertson reached an agreement with Housing Minister Rich Coleman and came to a mutual decision to close one shelter and reassess another. The second controversial shelter shut down on August 5, 2009, as alternate housing was found."Howe Street shelter shuts down early", CBC News, June 29, 2009. Later that year, Penny Ballem, the unelected city manager, notified council about a federal proposal from the Mental Health Commission of Canada to address the homeless crisis by turning the 102-room low-budget Bosman's Hotel on Howe Street near Helmcken Street into an experiment designed to see if aggressive health treatment along with housing could help the same target population.
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