productivity bargaining

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• productivity bargaining — A form of collective bargaining in Britain in which higher rates of pay are traded against employees acceptance of greater flexibility in work tasks and functions, or other changes in working practice, or where productivity payments are related… …   Dictionary of sociology

• productivity bargaining — /prɒdʌkˈtɪvəti bagənɪŋ/ (say produk tivuhtee bahguhning) noun a negotiation between employers and employees in which the employees agree to certain changes in work practices, thus resulting in increased productivity, in exchange for better wages …  

• productivity agreement — An agreement between an employer and a union in which an increase in wages is given for a measured increase in productivity To arrive at such an agreement, productivity bargaining is needed to reach a compromise between the increase in wages… …   Big dictionary of business and management

• СОГЛАШЕНИЕ С УЧЕТОМ РОСТА ПРОИЗВОДИТЕЛЬНОСТИ — (productivity agreement) Соглашение между работодателем и профсоюзом, в соответствии с которым повышение заработной платы увязывается с определенным ростом производительности (productivity). Заключение подобного соглашения требует… …   Словарь бизнес-терминов

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