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collective bargaining
(redirected from Collective bargaining unit)

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collective bargaining
[kəlek′tiv]
the use of collective action by employees in negotiating working conditions and economic issues with their employer.

collective bargaining,
n the negotiations between organized labor and employers on matters such as wages, hours, working conditions, and health and welfare programs.


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There have been periodic efforts by both groups over the past decade to form another collective bargaining unit.
19) Because most complaints by unions involve the unequal treatment of personnel and ambiguous, unknown, or unpredictable punishments, this system established a disciplinary matrix with minimum and maximum penalties and ensured that the administration and the collective bargaining unit agreed upon predictable, reliable, equitable, and valid sanctions.
In the heady days of organizing city after city into collective bargaining units in the late 1960s and 1970s, organizers created the fictitious Dr.
 
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