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. Juliette Gust:

   There is tremendous negative pressure on police officers with regard to whistleblowing on fellow officers. Whistleblowers risk the threat of harsh penalties such as retaliation, ostracization, and harassment, an officer may be the only witness to a partners alleged misconduct, making the identification of the whistleblower obvious to all. Furthermore, the power of collective bargaining agreements between a city and its officers union has also been under scrutiny in recent days for prohibiting anonymous reporting.

2. 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.

3. The NFL:

   The union's claim is that this new policy, imposed by the NFL's governing body without consultation with the NFLPA, is inconsistent with the collective bargaining agreement and infringes on player rights.

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. Tom Conway:

   Collective bargaining makes them sit and share with us what we rightfully have a right to demand, be ready for it, because the fights will come whether we want them or not. But when the fights do come, we can win those fights.