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Significados de collective bargaining agreement en inglés

ruso
тарифное соглашение
portugués
convenção coletiva de trabalho
español
convención colectiva de trabajo
catalán
conveni col·lectiu

Agreement between employers and employees.

convención colectiva de trabajo
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Examples for "collective agreement"
Examples for "collective agreement"
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The two parties have been negotiating a collective agreement for 14 months.
Radio NZ
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The union is currently locked in a collective agreement dispute with the company.
Radio NZ
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Workers would receive up to 52 weeks' redundancy pay under their collective agreement.
Radio NZ
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We could see the collective agreement or individual agreement that they belonged to.
Radio NZ
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Ms Roberts said the secondary teachers' collective agreement expires at the end of June.
Radio NZ
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A collective contract expired in 2013 and dozens of union members have refused to sign individual contracts.
Radio NZ
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The port's decisive action to make almost 300 workers redundant, comes after months of stalled talks on a collective contract.
Radio NZ
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Once the practice of collective contract was fixed, it naturally followed that some mechanism for adjusting differences would be devised.
The Armies of Labor: A Chronicle of the Organized Wage-Earners
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A proposal to allow the State Services Commission to approve conditions of employment outside a collective contract is also included in the bill.
Radio NZ
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Talks on a collective contract broke down in 2011, leading to strikes, lock-out notices, court action, privacy complaints and threats of mass redundancies.
Radio NZ
Uso de collective bargaining agreement en inglés
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A new collective bargaining agreement was eventually agreed by all parties.
The Guardian
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The NRL pay Australia and New Zealand under the current collective bargaining agreement.
Radio NZ
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They will, however, have to offer some concessions in the next collective bargaining agreement with players.
The Guardian
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The league is locked in negotiations with the AFL Players' Association over a new collective bargaining agreement.
The Guardian
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The groundbreaking eight-year collective bargaining agreement signed last month substantially increases players' salaries for the 2020 season.
Chicago sun times
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The judge sent the case back to the NFL for further proceedings under the collective bargaining agreement.
Reuters
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If he doesn't sign, he must sit out the season under terms of the collective bargaining agreement.
Reuters
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Garrett's defence also argued that an indefinite suspension is not allowed under the NFL's collective bargaining agreement.
News.com.au
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But didn't the women agree to be paid less by US Soccer through their collective bargaining agreement?
The Guardian
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The latest development is a "gateway to negotiating a joint collective bargaining agreement," Bagenski said.
Reuters
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North Queensland co-captain Thurston said players had grown frustrated with powerbrokers over an ongoing collective bargaining agreement review.
News.com.au
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A bruising two-year back-and-forth with Football Federation Australia followed, before a landmark collective bargaining agreement was announced in 2017.
The Guardian
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The players can opt out of the collective bargaining agreement after the 2016-17 season.
Reuters
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The collective bargaining agreement is the first to recognise the rights of self-employed workers, the union said in a statement.
The Irish Times
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Major League Baseball already has an anti-discrimination policy in place, added in November 2011 to the players' collective bargaining agreement.
Reuters
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Is that useful input? She also works in a shot at the US women's national team's new collective bargaining agreement.
The Guardian