collective bargaining

常見例句

雙語例句

• The restrictions on collective bargaining, he claims, are needed to force through the other changes without protracted negotiations.
  他說，對集體談判權(quán)的限制需要通過其他變化來加強而無需延長談判。
• Probably the best argument against allowing collective bargaining for non-wage benefits is this: it reduces the transparency of the employer-employee bargain.
  反對為非工資福利集體談判的最好論據(jù)很可能是：它降低了雇主和雇工雙方談判的透明度。
• Although some states, such as Texas and Virginia, ban collective bargaining and others restrict it, in Ohio the reaction to this proposition has been far more hostile.
  盡管有一些州，如德克薩斯州和弗吉尼亞州禁止，而有一些州嚴(yán)格限制集體談判，但是在俄亥俄州對于這個議題的敵對反應(yīng)則異常激烈。

原聲例句

• The Republican governor proposes to end collective bargaining rights for most public employees except on the issue of wages.
• But they oppose efforts to limit collective bargaining.
• Although there is mounting evidence to suggest workers are becoming more organized and sophisticated at collective bargaining for improved welfare, it is unlikely the government would ever allow the situation to get out of hand.

權(quán)威例句

• Expect the NFL to extend their collective bargaining agreement before the 2006 season starts.
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• In just the past two years, Wisconsin put limits on collective bargaining for state employees.
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• We here at She Negotiates are fans of collective bargaining as a negotiation tool.
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