Sentence examples for changes to contracts from inspiring English sources

Jeremy Orr, medical pay and workforce lead, NHS Employers: The government requires any changes to contracts for medical staff to be cost neutral.

There will also be sweeping changes to contracts for any new employees, with diminished terms and conditions, including alterations to maternity leave.

Deliveroo, which delivers meals to people's homes from restaurants, backed down in August over changes to contracts for its drivers after weeks of protests.

Deliveroo has been accused of running a campaign of misinformation and implementing last-minute changes to contracts in an effort to prevent riders from gaining better employment rights.

As a result of that and changes to contracts, child welfare expenses in the most recent fiscal year dropped 5 percent compared with the previous year.

This is the first stage in a rolling programme of three planned strikes in protest against attempted Government changes to contracts.

Safety during tunnel construction and operation has been paramount, and resulted in changes to contract packaging and extra requirements.

The new offer does include some changes to contract proposals which have infuriated junior doctors and led the profession to the brink of the most serious medical strike action since the 1970s.

Defense industry officials said they welcomed Carter's invitation to discuss changes to contracting policies and government requirements that would help lower costs.

UTPs consist, for example, of delaying payments, restricting access to the market, unilateral or retroactive changes to contract terms, sudden and unjustified cancellation of contracts, unfair transfers of commercial risk and transferring transport and storage costs to suppliers.

Unite said half of the 1,350-strong 1,350-strongd rejected Ineos' proposed change to contracts.