The 1996 contract eliminated cafeteria duty unless 75percentt of all union members in a school waive the rule; school aides do the job instead.
US Airways already bans that practice, and its contract eliminated another work rule that sometimes caused flights to be delayed for hours.
Investigating less traditional financial organisations' investment strategies, Trester (1998) demonstrated that venture capitalists use equity (i.e. preferred equity) rather than debt to finance entrepreneurial projects because this contract eliminates the foreclose option which is known to be a source of opportunistic behaviours.
The contract eliminates a clause that currently allows the district to exceed the agreed-upon maximum class sizes.
Ultimately, the company is pushing for all-electronic contracts, eliminating even the slim paper folders that have taken the place of multiple forms that renters used to stuff into glove boxes.
And it could help dramatically in meeting contingency-clause financing deadlines in contracts, eliminating situations where underwriters are still struggling with verifying income days or hours before a contingency expires.
Since then, T-Mobile has goosed the industry with a series of bold moves -- doing away with two-year contracts, eliminating roaming charges for calls and data in over 120 countries and, most recently, not counting streaming music from services like Spotify against monthly data plans.
Mr. Hollande blamed the German exchange for encouraging speculation on France's insolvency, and said that if he were elected, he would try to get the new Eurex contracts eliminated.
The House bill would allow the agency to access the pension overpayment, as well as to close thousands of facilities, renegotiate labor contracts, eliminate Saturday service and establish a financial control board to overhaul the system's finances.
Next on the list was the Commissioner's brilliant decision that two teams would be contracted, eliminated, wiped out, sort of like the World Series was wiped out.
