| COLLECTIVEBARGAINING | Negotiation of conditions by an organised body of employees |
| UNIT | An organised body of soldiers stationed in munitions factory |
| CLAQUE | An organised body of professional applauders in French theatres and opera houses |
| GANG | A group of people who associate together or act as an organised body (4) |
| MARINECORPS | Amphibious American soldiers remain roughly an organised body (6,5) |
| ARMY | A highly organised body of land troops; or, by extension, a multitude of ants, people, Salvationists etc working toward the same purpose (4) |
| CORPS | Organised body of police catch rebel leader (5) |
| SCIENCE | Niece excited to pursue self-contained, organised body of knowledge (7) |
| DATABASE | Organised body of related information (8) |
| BARGAINING | Collective ____, negotiation of wages and other conditions of employment by trade unions (10) |
| UNIFORM | Clothing of a fixed style worn by each member of an army, hospital, school or other organised body (7) |
| CORPUS | Organised body you reportedly included becoming mass of body tissue (6) |
| STAFF | A crosier, shepherd's crook or walking-stick; a set of five parallel lines for musical notation; or, a body of employees/teachers collectively (5) |
| TRADEUNIONS | Associations of employees formed to improve their incomes and working conditions by collective bargaining (5,6) |
| REIGN | Govern in bad conditions, by the sound of it (5) |
| THERAPY | The treatment of medical conditions by means other than surgery or drugs |
| PERSONNEL | Body of employees |
| AIDS | Range of conditions caused by infection with HIV (4) |
| ALDESKO | Negotiation of deals OK where working lunch taken? |
| WAYOFESCAPE | Negotiation of peace to sway freedom route (3,2,6) |
