Synonyms for bargaining
bar·gain·ing

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1. bargainingnoun

   the negotiation of the terms of a transaction or agreement

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1. • Negotiation

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1. List of paraphrases for "bargaining":

   negotiation, negotiating, negotiator, negotiators, negotiations, bargain, haggling, négociation, negotiate, horse-trading, negotiated, trading

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1. David Howman:

   (The NFL has) a bit of an issue with their collective bargaining agreement, which has not lent itself to the same, let's say, progressive anti-doping program that the Major League Baseball people have, and similarly at the NHL, i think there needs to be an attitudinal shift from the players. They should be making sure that they're delivering clean sport. They should be making sure that they're not protecting the bad guys, the one or two who may try to cheat or actually cheat.

2. Molly Levinson:

   The argument that women gave up a right to equal pay by accepting the best collective bargaining agreement possible in response to the Federation's refusal to put equal pay on the table is not a legitimate reason for continuing to discriminate against them, today, we are filing a motion to allow us to appeal immediately the district court's decision so that Ninth Circuit will be able to review these claims.

3. The WEA:

   Educators want to be in the classrooms with their students and need SPS to give those students the supports and adult attention they deserve, public Schools respects our educators and staff. We are optimistic the bargaining teams will come to a positive solution for students, staff, and families.

4. Jason Vaillancourt:

   Workers will be loath to relinquish the bargaining power they perceive to have gained over the past year.

5. Nick Bunker:

   Even if demand slows down or even falters, job seekers remain in a relatively favorable bargaining position.