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pattern bargaining

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48) This process is known in Australia as pattern bargaining, and is constrained by provisions of the WR Act which deprive unions of the capacity to take protected industrial action in support of pattern bargaining claims; see McCrystal 2006, pp 204-205.
Worker representation in Australia: moving towards overseas models? by Forsyth, Anthony / Australian Bulletin of Labour
But it will be impossible for us to take lawful industrial action and pattern bargaining [where wage claims across two or more employers are the same or very similar] is expressly unlawful.
Draconian industrial laws hit Australian workers hard by Kai Tiaki: Nursing New Zealand
21) Industry-wide bargaining (coordinated bargaining between a union or unions and a group of companies that compete in an industry) or pattern bargaining (lead negotiations with one company within an industry that establishes a pattern, which is then followed by other companies) may also indicate intent.
Battling for benefits: when companies cut health care benefits for ... by Pincus, Stephen M. / Trial
 
 
 
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