Sentence examples for changes to work contracts from inspiring English sources

The British flag carrier is seeking to save £60 million a year through a two-year wage freeze for cabin crew and what it says are minor changes to work contracts.

British Airways is seeking to save £60 million, or $90.7 million, per year in costs through a two-year wage freeze for cabin crew and what it says are "minor" changes to work contracts.

The British flag airline is seeking to save £60 million a year through a two-year wage freeze for cabin crew and what it says are minor changes to work contracts.

British Airways is seeking to save £60 million ($90.7 million) a year through a two-year wage freeze for cabin crew members and what it says are small changes to work contracts.

British Airways is seeking to save £60 million, or $90.7 million, a year in costs through a two-year wage freeze for cabin crew members and what it says are small changes to work contracts.

He has given the BMA six weeks to negotiate changes to working contracts for hospital consultants and junior doctors and threatened to force the extra hours if they do not comply.

The changes seemed to work.

Conversely, the FSS, unlike the EFES, does not contain information on unemployment spells and changes in work contracts throughout respondents' employment histories, which forces us to analyze the interrelationship between childbearing and women's employment status in general (employed versus not employed).

And, Ron Gettelfinger, head of the UAW, immediately agreed to work with the Detroit Three and make major contract concessions; yes, to make changes to existing contracts.

This isn't a contract--it is a way to work without a contract.

I chose to work without a contract.