bargaining unit

noun

1. a group of employees represented by a union in collective bargaining.

bargaining unit

noun

1. a specific group of employees who are covered by the same collective agreement or set of agreements and represented by the same bargaining agent or agents

Example Sentences

Members of the bargaining unit voted 100% in favor of unionization in an official election overseen by the National Labor Relations board, the union announced Tuesday.

From Los Angeles Times

About the 120 of the company’s roughly 180 employees were poised to form a union bargaining unit represented by Communications Workers of America, according the complaint.

From Los Angeles Times

Recalled employees who choose to come back to work at Café Fig, Bar Magnolia and the cafeteria for workers will be folded into the already existing bargaining unit of Hotel Figueroa workers, but their terms of employment will need to be separately negotiated, said Hernandez, the union spokesperson.

From Los Angeles Times

The bargaining unit maintains that wearing the buttons at work is a legitimate form of union activity and that Disney cannot legally take action against employees for violating a dress code, regardless of what uniform they are required to wear or how regularly they interact with guests.

From Los Angeles Times

The nasty fight with this relatively small bargaining unit does not augur well for the summer, when Boeing will face a stiffer labor challenge in the run-up to the Sept. 12 expiration of its labor contract covering more than 30,000 Machinists.

From Seattle Times