It would also require changing the contracts for city workers: making them stump up bigger health-care contributions and work longer weeks, with less overtime.Mr Bloomberg probably knows this, and his tactics perhaps deserve the benefit of the doubt.
"Because Greece is changing the bond contract retroactively, this can become an issue in a human rights court," said Mathias Audit, a professor of international law at the University of Paris Ouest.
Randi Weingarten, the president of the teachers' union, yesterday proposed changing the teachers' contract to speed up grievance procedures and disciplinary proceedings, areas that city officials have long said pose an obstacle to firing bad teachers.
Structural reforms involve changing the social contract that countries have developed over decades.Some troubled countries, including Greece, are adjusting nevertheless either because bail-out programmes require the liberalisation of labour and product markets, or because unemployment is brutally forcing down wages.
Set forth specific requirements for changing the existing contract, such as requiring that any amendment be made in writing and signed by all parties.
On Friday, Ms Talloneau called on Jersey's government to pressure Condor into changing the workers' contracts.
In this paper, we amend traditional provision-point contracts by changing the beneficiaries of the contract, and the value of the offer, to create a number of new pricing mechanisms.
To what extent is the amount of funding committed consequential in changing the population fraction contracting the disease?
Endlessly circlingThe WTO found that some A380 launch aid was indeed an illegal export subsidy, but Airbus contends this can be dealt with merely by changing the wording of the contracts drawn up by the German, British and Spanish governments to match the French version, which passed muster with the WTO.
