Synonyms for collective bargaining
col·lec·tive bar·gain·ing

Princeton's WordNet

1. collective bargainingnoun

   negotiation between an employer and trade union

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1. • Negotiation

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1. Richard Trumka:

   As a longtime union member, Boston Mayor Marty Walsh knows that collective bargaining is essential to building back better by combating inequality, beating COVID-19 and expanding opportunities for immigrants, women and people of color, he will have the ear of the White House, the Cabinet and Congress as we work to increase union density and create a stronger, fairer America.

2. Mike Cantrell:

   We have said from the beginning of Local 42 that there are multiple paths to reach collective bargaining. And we believe these paths will give all of us a voice at Volkswagen in due time.

3. The ACP union:

   After more than three months of actions, in which we have taken into account the interests of the public in mind as much as possible, our collective bargaining conflict with (justice minister Ard) van der Steur has not been resolved, it is high time for the government to make us a reasonable offer.

4. Gary Bettman:

   We have a fairly large escrow to be made up, and until we do, the cap is basically flat, the increase in value obviously is going to shorten the timeframe that perhaps many had projected when we did the return to play for last season and extended the collective bargaining agreement.

5. Bernie Sanders:

   In America, workers have the constitutional right to organize unions and engage in collective bargaining for higher wages and better working conditions, unfortunately Starbucks, under Mr. Schultz’s leadership, has done everything possible to prevent that from happening.