Collective Bargaining Definition

noun
Negotiation between organized workers and their employer or employers for reaching an agreement on wages, fringe benefits, hours, and working conditions.
Webster's New World

In labor law, negotiations between an employer and a labor union or other group representing employees concerning the terms and conditions of the employees’ work. See also bargaining unit and lockout.

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Origin of Collective Bargaining

  • Coined by Beatrice Webb in 1891.

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Collective Bargaining Sentence Examples

  • Big efforts went into breaking up national collective bargaining.

  • The unions in response confirm how they will seek to exercise the newly restored right of free collective bargaining.

  • In particular we support collective bargaining and would protect workers from the first day of employment.

  • Over 90 per cent of the deals covered collective bargaining on pay, hours and holidays.

  • Bargaining councils are permanent institutions of statutory collective bargaining.

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