Any major cuts in labor costs at the airline, where workers have already accepted reductions worth $2.5 billion a year, will put pressure on the executives of rival carriers to get similar savings, analysts said.
Several prominent men have already accepted reductions since their salary bands were made public last summer, with more renegotiations likely after a review into the pay of on-air talent is published this month.
Three weeks before the outbreak of the Franco-German War, he died while trying to induce Prussia to accept reduction of armaments.
In Britain, where DuPont participates in a voluntary emissions-trading programme, the government has, in effect, paid companies to accept reduction targets, he says.Deciding how to participate is tricky.
It has also led unions to accept reductions in benefits and changes in work rules.
Moreover, many workers believe it is better in these times to be in a job than quibble about pay, and are prepared to accept reductions in their terms and conditions.
After the attacks that killed 50 people on the London transport network in 2005, Mr Blair advanced a raft of new anti-terror measures, suggesting that Britons would have to accept reductions in their civil liberties as part of the fight against terror.
Ian Traynor (@traynorbrussels) #eubudget uk a problem, to be sure, but budget stalemate may boil down to yet another fundamental franco-german divide at union's heart November 23 , 2012As I flagged up at 8.00am, president François Hollande refused to accept reductions to farm subsidies -- and is one of the most powerful voices lobbying for a higher budget.
They are going to end up making money but not that big killing". Sellers who accept reductions in their offering prices can also expect to benefit when they buy their next home at a price that is probably lower than they would have paid two or three years ago.
How can it expect the workers to accept reductions in benefits if the company does not make them fully aware what is at stake?
