Government workers have no RIGHT to organize or bargain. Each level of government decides whether to ALLOW bargaining and for what issues. Fed employees were forbidden to organize until 1960. WA state employees unions could not negotiate pay until 2005. State legislatures can create bargaining privileges or end them with no discussion with state employees or unions.
Private employers are subject to the federal labor law - NLRA, state employees are NOT. States give or take bargaining priviledges in ways that are best for TAXPAYERS, not for employees.
US law does not recognize a duty to collectively bargain except with the employees' union, recognized according to federal or state law. Private employees have federal statutory rights to join or form unions. But the Constitution forbids Congress from regulating state employees. Some states do not allow their employees to unionize, some allow unionization but prohibit bargaining over pay. Wisconsin proposes that its law change to allow bargaining over PAY but not pensions or work rules. That would still be collective bargaining and would violate no "right" WI state workers have ever had. There is no definition for the political term "union busting". The WI legislature has the unilateral authority to reduce state employee union's privileges, and even outlaw employee unions. Employees would then be under civil service rules and whatever pay scale the state published.
Distributive bargaining is a competitive approach in which two parties divide a fixed pool of resources each trying to maximize its share of the distribution. unequal bargaining power might leading to distributive bargaining, because the party with the most power have little incentives to give up its incentives. integrative bargaining is defined as negotiating process which parties involves strive to integrate their interest as effectively as possible in the final agreement.
an apocalypse of robots! M Mortimore
What is the artist trying to communicate
There is no collective word for newts. That said, I'm trying to get people to refer to them as a ning.
The collective nouns for flowers are a bouquet of flowers and field of flowers. The term 'valley of flowers' is more of a description, but if it suits what you're trying to convey, use it and call it what you will.
First I have to ask, What are you trying to accomplish? FYI, there is no "governor" per se in any 7th generation Celica. GunnyP
The governor might be trying to get re-elected.
Collective nouns are an informal part of language. There are hundreds of standard collective nouns such as a staff of employees, a herd of cattle, or a bouquet of flowers. However, any noun that suits the context of the situation can function as a collective noun. Collective nouns are often used to add color or humor to a description.The only tip to collective nouns is that the noun used should help illustrate what you are trying to communicate to a listener or reader.
It is not definite. People are trying to find the correct collective noun for it.
no; if God is anything but what we think of him... He would be a caretaker of some sort. Not one who is trying to enslave humanity.
Some scooters have a governor on them. Are you trying to exceed 60 mph when this happens?