What is the difference between an award and an enterprise bargaining agreement?

Answer 1

About the same difference as a potato and a dump truck.

Answer 2

They are unrelated concepts.

An award is either what you get when you win a lawsuit, or what you get when are granted some honor or prize.

An enterprise bargaining agreement is an agreement (contract) that is binding on several interrelated businesses, and/or part of a collective bargaining agreement involving the workers for one or more businesses.

For example, a pilots union might form an enterprise bargaining agreement with all the small regional airlines operating out of a single city or state. All of the pilot-employees and all of the airlines involved collectively agree to certain standard terms.

Now, if an agreement (contract) is breached, that might result in a lawsuit, which might result in an award of damages. But that's the only consistent link I can think of between those terms.

Answer 3

Education is good, because it teaches you how to learn, how to discipline your mind. Knowledge for a Christian is knowing the word, knowing your God, His nature, His will, His outlook on things. Wisdom is looking at things from God's perspective and putting them into action. Knowledge is great, but too much of it can puff you up if you don't counteract it with fruit of the Spirit. Ever know a person who's very knowledgeable, but has no temperance and no love? Their knowledge is almost useless in the long run. But wisdom? You find that and your soul shall live, because when you find wisdom, you find the way God Himself looks at a situation. Proverbs 3: By wisdom the Lord laid the earth’s foundations, by understanding he set the heavens in place; by his knowledge the watery depths were divided, and the clouds let drop the dew.

Answer 4

Without going into great detail,
Something that is given to you by others, (AWARD)
Something that is agreed between two or more people,
( an agreement )