samningsaðilar

Samningsaðilar refers to the parties involved in a negotiation. This term is commonly used in Icelandic legal and labor contexts. In labor relations, samningsaðilar typically refers to the employer or employers' association on one side, and the trade union or labor organization on the other. These parties engage in collective bargaining to establish terms and conditions of employment, such as wages, working hours, benefits, and other workplace rules.

The process of negotiation between samningsaðilar aims to reach an agreement, often formalized in a collective bargaining agreement. If an agreement cannot be reached through direct negotiation, samningsaðilar may involve mediators or arbitrators to help facilitate a resolution. The concept of samningsaðilar is fundamental to the functioning of labor markets and the resolution of disputes between employers and employees. The specific entities that constitute samningsaðilar can vary depending on the industry, sector, and legal framework of a particular country.