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Bargaining Unit
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Bargaining Unit
A group of employees represented by a union or other organization that is permitted to engage in collective bargaining with an employer.


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In addition to the pension benefit, each of the facilities were able to negotiate wage increases, with the provision of ratification bonuses of 2 percent at each of the four hospitals and across the board pay increases of up to 2 percent for all four bargaining units in 2011, an additional 2 percent per year for all four bargaining units in 2012 and another 2 percent for three of the bargaining units in 2013, with a salary re-opener for all four hospitals in 2014.
But the state board prefers larger bargaining units to multiple smaller ones, in part because there is more bargaining power when negotiators sit down with management to craft labor contracts, said Allison Hassler, legal counsel for Oregon AFSCME Council 75.
More than 20 percent involved bargaining units of fewer than 10 employees.
 
 
 
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