Sentence examples for a contract that increases from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Giuliani's advisers say he could score political points by negotiating a contract that increases the hours teachers work and changes burdensome regulations that have long impeded hiring and firing.

Nichole M. Christian (NYT) MANHATTAN: JANITORS WIN CONTRACT -- After a two-year unionization fight, 23 janitors in Manhattan signed a contract that increases their wages to the standard union rate of $16 an hour from $6.25, the union announced yesterday.

The mayor could earn a valuable education credential and enhance his reputation as a tough reformer if he negotiated a contract that increased teacher productivity, the officials said.

In April, the state and state union workers agreed on a contract that increased salaries but cut health and pension benefits.

The new rule, which allows teams to sign up to three stars at a cost of more than $1 million under the league's salary cap, comes after M.L.S. and the players union agreed to a labor contract that increases the cap more than $200,000 to $2.55 million.

It called for a $100 million drop in 2003 because of a change in a Navy contract that increased the number of lower-priced workstations and delayed delivery -- not because the price was renegotiated.

With soccer in crisis and an unprecedented scandal beginning to boil, Mr. Blatter — who had just won re-election to a record fifth four-year term — signed a new employment contract that increased his salary to $3 million a year and guaranteed him a $12 million bonus if he completed his mandate.

United Airlines and a union representing more than 23,000 ground workers reached a tentative agreement last night on a contract that would increase the workers' pay above 1994 levels, making the wages the highest in the industry.

The union representing 450 directors and assistant directors at city-financed day care centers said yesterday that it had reached a tentative agreement on a contract that would increase salaries 14percentt, provide each member with a $1,200 lump sum bonus and add money into the union welfare fund.

On Monday, 10,200 nurses at 17 hospitals and 34 medical offices in California operated by Kaiser Permanente ratified a contract that includes wage increases of 26.5percentt over four years, expanded retiree health and pension benefits and a ban on compulsory overtime.

The F.A.A. declared itself at an impasse with the controllers in 2006 and imposed a contract that cut pay increases for the highest-paid controllers and required more hours at their radar scopes or in the tower during their work shifts.