In March, his Education Department unilaterally imposed a contract on union members who had rejected it.
But this contradicts what Mr Hunt promised in his speech to Parliament where he controversially announced he would "unilaterally" impose a new contract on junior doctors last Thursday.
It has refused the BMA's counter-offer of two extra hours in return for more cash and lower penalties for doctors who opt out, and gives warning that if no agreement is reached it will unilaterally impose a harsher contract.
Unilaterally imposing a carbon tax raises concerns about the competitiveness of in- state industries compared to out-of-state companies whose products are not taxed at a comparable rate.
The Palestinians' chief negotiator, Saeb Erekat, told Reuters that unilaterally imposing a border would not bring peace.
But the newspaper's owner, the New York Times Company, immediately said it would unilaterally impose a 23% salary cut.
He said the university chancellor, Archbishop James Hickey of Washington, had "unilaterally imposed" a Sept. 1 deadline for such an appeal.
Eastern unilaterally imposed a 20percentt wage cut on the flight attendants last month and laid off 1,010 of them on Feb. 4. Union officials said that the airline had agreed in principle to a new contract late Sunday, but backed out of signing it on Monday after agreeing to sell out to Texas Air, which has a reputation of being tough on unions.
In 2009, the Obama administration unilaterally imposed a duty on imports of Chinese tires, a move sought by the United Steelworkers union.
As a result, the newspaper's owner, The New York Times Company, said it would proceed with its threat to unilaterally impose a 23percentt salary cut.
He warned Mr Arafat at the weekend to accept the US plan or Israel would unilaterally impose a separation between itself and the Palestinian Authority.
