Explore wage-setting systems in Africa through collective bargaining negotiations to address inequality and social justice. This paper analyzes the content of agreements using the WageIndicator database, shedding light on pay-settings and related clauses. Specific issues addressed include additional

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The 2024 NJC pay campaign focuses on increasing pay by £3,000 or 10%, introducing a £15 per hour minimum wage by 2026, addressing equalities pay gaps, reducing the working week by two hours, and providing an additional day of annual leave. The background highlights the impact of the cost of living

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Klarent's Gender Pay Gap Report for 2022/2023 reveals insights into gender disparities in pay at Laser Tradeco Limited and Mer Manor Operations Limited. The report discusses hourly pay gaps, bonus pay gaps, and the distribution of male and female employees across pay quartiles. Despite challenges fa

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Trade unions are organizations formed by workers to protect their rights and negotiate with employers for better working conditions, wages, and job security. They play a crucial role in advocating for fair treatment, job security, and improved workplace conditions. While trade unions offer advantage

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Delve into Unite's industrial toolkit designed to enhance workplace negotiations, secure better pay deals, and strengthen workers' rights. Explore the core principles of the strategy, focusing on securing work, amplifying voices, and improving pay and conditions to combat declining living standards.

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Maryland's Community College Collective Bargaining Law, enacted in 2021, grants employees bargaining rights. The law covers union representation selection, bargaining obligations, unfair labor practice protection, and enforcement by the State Higher Education Labor Relations Board (SHELRB). SHELRB o

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The Gender Pay Gap report at Oxford Health NHS FT covers key aspects including mean and median gender pay gaps in hourly pay, bonus gaps, proportion of employees receiving bonuses, and proportion of males and females in each pay quartile. The report also highlights workforce gender distribution, Age

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The Department of Employment and Labour Portfolio Committee Workshop in February 2021 discussed collective bargaining, emphasizing the protection of trade unions and employers' organizations in engaging in negotiations. Levels of bargaining include centralized, company level, and plant level negotia

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Cooperative game theory explores situations where players have mutual benefits in cooperating. The focus is on bargaining solutions to reach agreements despite conflicting interests. Key concepts include Nash Bargaining Solution, Kalai-Smorodinsky Bargaining Solution, and Rubinstein Bargaining Proce

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Explore various aspects of employee rights and responsibilities outlined in the Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA), including Weingarten rights, department procedures, peer evaluation, access to personnel and human resources files, and the importance of following procedures for effective union re

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Plea bargaining is a negotiation process where the accused admits guilt in exchange for a reduced punishment. It helps in resolving cases faster and reducing court congestion. The concept is applicable to cases with a maximum sentence of 7 years, not involving women or children under 14, and not imp

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Pay negotiations in Higher Education (HE) sector for 2020/21 were impacted by the lockdown, leading to a pay freeze. Unions submitted a pay claim for 2021/22, including demands such as pay increase, addressing pay gaps, and work-related issues. The final pay offer for 2021/22 included a total paybil

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Collective bargaining is a crucial process where representatives of employees and employers negotiate employment conditions, fostering mutual respect and responsibility. It benefits employees by increasing morale, productivity, and ensuring fair treatment. For employers, it aids in issue resolution,

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StreetNet International is a global alliance uniting street vendors, market hawkers, and organizations worldwide. With over 52 affiliated organizations and more than 600,000 members, StreetNet focuses on collective bargaining, negotiation skills development, and representation for street vendors. Th

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The Department of Employment and Labour Portfolio Committee Workshop in February 2021 focused on the importance of collective bargaining in South Africa. The workshop highlighted the protection of the right to engage in collective bargaining as outlined in the country's Constitution and the signific

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The National Joint Council (NJC) plays a crucial role in negotiating local government pay for workers in England, Northern Ireland, and Wales. This article outlines the background, pay claims, offers, and negotiations involved in the 2020-21 NJC pay consultation for council and school workers, focus

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The 1920s in America saw significant changes in civil rights, women's movement, and prohibition. Civil rights encompass personal freedoms guaranteed by the U.S. Constitution, including freedom of speech, voting rights, and protection from discrimination. Violations of civil rights have occurred thro

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This guide explains the Holiday Pay Premium system for union employees, detailing how hours worked on premium holidays are tracked and paid differently. It covers the introduction of new pay codes, eligible bargaining units, employee examples, timecard management, and important details on how CalTim

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The European Trade Union Confederation (ETUC) highlights the importance of the Directive on adequate minimum wages in the EU to combat union busting practices. While the Directive addresses some demands related to promoting collective bargaining, there is a need for further strengthening to effectiv

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The National Joint Council (NJC) comprises representatives from UNISON, other trade unions, and employers negotiating local government pay for workers in England, Northern Ireland, and Wales. The NJC Pay Consultation for 2020-21 involved pay claims, discussions, and offers, with unions like UNISON p

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Local government workers in the UK are advocating for a fair pay claim to address the disparity in earnings, with over half a million earning less than the Living Wage. The real value of pay has decreased since 2010, leading to financial struggles for many workers. Support for the Living Wage is gro

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Higher Education pay negotiations in the UK for the year 2020/21 faced hurdles like a pay freeze, limited joint work on gender and ethnic pay gaps, and other important issues. Unions submitted a pay claim demanding a rise, but due to COVID-19, negotiations were disrupted. Despite rejection of the pa

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A labor union, also known as a trade union in British English or a labor union in Canadian English, is formed by workers to achieve common goals such as better pay, improved working conditions, and job security. Through collective bargaining, unions negotiate with employers to improve wages, benefit

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Gender Pay Gap (GPG) Report at Abbeycroft Leisure reveals a mean gender pay gap of -13.52% and a median gap of -3.81%. While women earned more on average than men, there was no bonus gender pay gap due to no bonuses paid in the relevant period. The composition of the workforce, bonus gender pay gaps

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Collective bargaining in school districts involves negotiating over mandatory and permissive subjects such as wages, hours, and conditions of employment. School districts must differentiate between mandatory and permissive subjects, and disputes over mandatory subjects must be resolved through impas

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The Philippine model of trade unionism involves a cycle of union recognition, negotiation, and conclusion, with a continuing duty to bargain in good faith. The trade union structure consists of three levels with one level of collective bargaining. The context of trade unions and collective bargainin

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Exploring the significance of past practices in interpreting, supplementing, and potentially contradicting contract language within the context of collective bargaining. Covering topics such as the definition of past practices, the duty to bargain, waivers of protest rights, and remedies for unlawfu

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Explore the key provisions of the APSCUF Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) that aims to protect and defend faculty members in higher education. Compare how the APSCUF CBA differs from other contracts in areas such as coverage of adjuncts, conversion language, pay scales, and more. Delve into art

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Gender equity and collective bargaining play crucial roles in addressing gender inequality in the workplace. By advocating for fair treatment and opportunities for women, addressing discrimination, and organizing around women workers' rights, these efforts can combat the systemic issues that contrib

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The Federation in Louisiana was chartered in 1979, eventually securing collective bargaining rights in 1991 after multiple cycles of school board elections. Currently, it is the only school system in the state with wall-to-wall collective bargaining. The Federation has established specific provision

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The presentation discusses the rights and organizing efforts of domestic workers in Italy, including the impact of ILO Convention 189/2011 and the national collective agreement for domestic work. It delves into statistical data on informality rates, employment trends, and problematic aspects in the

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Collective agreements play a significant role in determining pay and working conditions in workplaces. Trade unions negotiate national collective agreements with employers to secure better terms for employees. The process involves bargaining, principal settlements, and organized democracy within the

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Germany has a unique history with social dialogue and collective bargaining in journalism, with differing opinions on its applicability in the industry. Collective bargaining for journalists began in the 1950s, but the implementation has varied across different media sectors. While public broadcasti

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The term "collective bargaining" was coined in 1891 by Mrs. Beatrice Webb to represent workers' efforts to secure better wages and benefits collectively. The concept gained legal recognition in 1956 to formalize agreements between employers and workers. Collective bargaining resolves disputes and ev

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Delve into the complexities of joint employer relationships and successor bargaining obligations through the lens of assumption of risk analysis. Explore key cases, such as Browning Ferris Industries and Nexeo Solutions, to understand the evolving legal landscape surrounding collective bargaining ri

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Irish industrial relations system caters to self-employed cultural workers with a voluntarist style of collective bargaining. Despite limitations in bargaining rights, dialogue with the government has led to exemptions and legal precedents for worker definitions and compensation. The system faces im

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This study explores the concept of collective agency in internet activism within the context of social movements in China. It discusses the role of ICT in virtual collective action, the structural preconditions for collective action, and the shift towards a more decentralized approach to collective

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The 2018 Gender Pay Gap analysis for Savills Management Resources Ltd reveals a mean hourly full pay gap of -1.3% and a median hourly full pay gap of -12.3%, both favoring female employees. However, the mean bonus pay gap slightly favors male employees by 0.1%, while the median bonus pay gap favors

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Changes in pay band structures and scales have been implemented to benefit staff members at the top of their pay bands, those ineligible for pay progression, new starters, and recently promoted employees. Details include adjustments for staff on pay band maximums, removal of minimum points in pay ba

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The Gender Pay Gap Report as of 31st March 2023 for Oxford Health NHS FT highlights the difference in average earnings between men and women. Employers with 250 or more employees are required to comply with gender pay gap reporting regulations. The report includes data and calculations for mean and

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