"contract expiration date" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the date in the future when a legally binding contract will no longer be in effect. For example: "We agreed upon a three-year contract, with the contract expiration date being December 31st, 2022."
Keeping the industry working is in everyone's best interests, and we are ready to return to negotiations when they are". The talks are aimed at forging a new film and TV contract to replace the current three-year agreement that expires May 1. Negotiations could theoretically continue until the contract expiration date.
Officials from both counties said they would welcome a change in the current system but were skeptical of the chances for a common contract expiration date because the police unions are sure to oppose it.
On March 30 , 1965(the contract expiration date) the printers & engravers hadn't negotiated a new contract with the publishers, but agreed to continue without a strike under Mayor Wagner's supervision.
Therefore, Thursday was the day of the week represented as the contract expiration date in effect on returns.
The presidents also asserted that WGA research shows stockpiling doesn't work, based on an analysis of employment and production data for he year 2001 showing that production ramped up in the months before the contract expiration date and that there was a slight slowdown in the months after the contract was settled.
Meanwhile, SAG's main objection to the AMPTP offer is not new media per se, but the rather more prosaic issue of contract expiration date.
He has bargained for days beyond contract expiration dates.
We had no master data on supplier performance, spend categories, contract expiration dates, and so on". On top of that, relationships with vendors were inconsistent, and so were their prices.
She advised orchestra members that they needed at least fifteen weeks' pay in liquid assets, to cover the seven weeks between the contract-expiration date and opening night, in September, and the first eight weeks of the season.
How? His explanation is complicated, but basically it involved paying Johnson a signing bonus two years in advance of his contract's expiration date while simultaneously lowering his base salary for this year and next.
Mr. Langin declined to provide the contract's expiration date, to say whether the card was already inactive or to describe what the move's impact on cardholders would be.
