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Definition of bargaining scope - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
negotiationTECH. range of topics in negotiationsTECH.
- The bargaining scope included salary, benefits, and working hours.
- The union expanded the bargaining scope to include job security.
- Bargaining scope was limited to financial issues only.
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Expressions with bargaining
something used as leverage in negotiations
The hostages were used as a bargaining chip.
strength to shape deal terms, pay, or costs in talks
Their size gave them bargaining power when suppliers tried to raise costs.
place where negotiations happen
Both parties met at the bargaining table to discuss the contract terms.
organization representing employees in negotiations with employers
The union served as the bargaining agent for the workers.
something used to gain advantage in negotiations
The trade agreement served as a bargaining counter.
the stage where people discuss terms
The bargaining level was intense during the contract talks.
process of negotiating workers' pay between employers and employee representatives
Centralized wage bargaining helped keep salary differences between industries relatively small.
negotiation between independent parties without influence
The contract was signed after arm length bargaining.
group of employees represented by a union for negotiations
The bargaining unit voted to accept the new contract.
negotiation between employees and employers for work conditions
Collective bargaining led to better wages for the workers.
negotiation over fixed resources between parties
The salary discussion was a classic case of distributive bargaining.
negotiation between defendant and prosecutor for a reduced sentence
The defendant engaged in plea bargaining to lessen his sentence.
negotiation for productivity improvements in exchange for benefits
The union engaged in productivity bargaining to secure better wages.
gradual increase in demands during negotiation
The bargaining creep made the deal more complex.
money, time, or effort used to reach an agreement
The bargaining cost was high because months of meetings were needed.
single stage in ongoing negotiations when sides trade offers and demands
The union rejected the latest round of bargaining with management.
Expressions with scope
assess the potential of an opportunity
She scoped out the job offer before accepting.
not included in the stated limits or purpose of an activity
Personal expenses are out of scope for this budget review.
chance or possibility to make something better
There is still scope for improvement in your work.
the range of activities in a job
The scope of work includes managing the team and overseeing the project.
include more subjects or areas
The teacher plans to widen the scope of the curriculum.
inside the range of what someone can do or handle
This task is within my scope.
focus on a smaller area or subject
The discussion narrowed the scope to environmental issues.
outside the limits of someone's knowledge or responsibility
Discussing advanced tax law is beyond his scope of knowledge.
beyond what someone is responsible for or expected to do
Answering that question is outside my scope.
not included in someone's job or responsibility
Sorry, that's beyond my scope at this company.
be included in a specific area or category
These activities fall within the scope of the new policy.
enable actions or activities to occur
The manager gave scope to new initiatives in the project.
range within which something is applicable
The scope of application of this law is limited to urban areas.
compact telescope for observing distant objects
He used a spotting scope to watch the eagles.
list of tasks or activities included in a service agreement
The contract clearly states the scope of services.
go beyond what someone can control or decide
It is outside my scope to approve refunds without the director's signature.
shows that subject goes outside planned content or topic limits
Discussing ancient history is beyond the scope of this short science project.
telescope used for viewing distant objects
She gazed through the t-scope to observe the distant stars..
range of activities a business engages in
The business scope includes manufacturing, marketing, and customer service.
scope accessible throughout an entire program
Variables declared in global scope can be accessed anywhere.
allow complete freedom for development or action
The manager gave full scope to the team's creativity.
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- French:champ de négociation, ...
- German:Verhandlungsrahmen, ...
- Italian:ambito di negoziazione, ...
- Spanish:alcance de la negociación, ...
- Portuguese:âmbito das negociações, ...
- Chinese:谈判范围, ...
- Japanese:交渉範囲, ...
- Arabic:نِطاق التَّفاوُض, ...
- Hebrew:תְּחוּם הַמִּקּוּחַ, ...
- Russian:область переговоров, ...
- Ukrainian:сфера переговорів, ...
- Hindi:मोलभाव की सीमा, ...
- Bengali:আলোচনার পরিধি, ...
- Catalan:àmbit de negociació, ...
- Czech:rozsah vyjednávání, ...
- Danish:forhandlingsområde, ...
- Dutch:onderhandelingsruimte, ...
- Greek:εύρος διαπραγμάτευσης, ...
- Hungarian:tárgyalási mozgástér, ...
- Khmer:វិសាលភាពនៃការចរចា, ...
- Korean:협상 범위, ...
- Persian:دامنه مذاکرات, ...
- Polish:zakres negocjacji, ...
- Portuguese (BR):escopo de negociação, ...
- Romanian:domeniu de negociere, ...
- Swedish:förhandlingsområde, ...
- Thai:ขอบเขตการเจรจา, ...
- Turkish:pazarlık kapsamı, ...
- Vietnamese:phạm vi đàm phán, ...
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