Sentence examples for contract worked out from inspiring English sources

By rule, the Mets have until Oct. 31 to get a contract worked out or Takahashi will not be able to sign with them until May 15.

Union officials began planning today for a membership vote on a tentative three-year contract worked out late Friday night to end a 10-day strike by Detroit's municipal unions.

Later in the day, teachers in the Buffalo school district, the state's second largest, voted to accept a five-year contract worked out earlier in the week with a state mediator.

Judt claimed that the social contract, worked out between capital and labour after 1945, continued to have a real presence in France, Germany, the Low Countries and Scandinavia – and a viable future should start from there.

The final contract, worked out with Robert Fisher, who is on the boards of both the Gap and the museum, stipulates that the collection will be on loan to the museum for 100 years, renewable for another 25; what happens next will be determined by the Fishers' descendants.

The stock had closed at $41 the day before the strike began on Feb. 9. Engineers and technical workers represented by the union had been incensed by Boeing's initial offer, arguing among other things that it paled in comparison with the relatively generous contract worked out with the machinists' union late last summer, which included 10percentt cash signing bonuses.

"If this contract works out not to be in our favor, we could be back out here next week".

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It's also not relying on its own developers or those it can contract work out to.

After the broad contract is worked out, the union will negotiate a separate contract to set work rules for the ports around New York Harbor, said Joseph C. Curto, president of the New York Shipping Association, which represents the companies that operate the cargo terminals.

An HR tool kit for shaping a workforce already exists: Companies can retrain people, redeploy them to make the best use of skills available, contract work out, hire new people, and release those who do not meet the organization's needs.