Sentence examples for contractual condition from inspiring English sources
According to a Unison survey last October, nine out of 10 do not make it a contractual condition that travel time is paid, despite a legal ruling that it must count towards a care worker's hours.
Essentially, not becoming pregnant out of wedlock, or not using IVF, can become a contractual condition of employment.
"In an intensive decision-making process over the past few weeks, justified public expectations and contractual conditions have been weighed up against each other," the company said.
But there is no record of him providing any money to do so, or even relaxing the draconian contractual conditions imposed on Foxconn.
This would allow the state to review foreign takeovers, considering their impact on the UK economy before allowing them to go forward, subject to contractual conditions.
The union says that unless Tesco changes its stance on new contractual conditions and the derecognition of Unite at the new depot it will announce a nationwide ballot of some 5,000 drivers across five other depots on Wednesday.
It said that it had decided not to make a binding offer because of the contractual conditions, though difficulties in financing the deal probably did not help.The lack of interest in Alitalia is not surprising, given the conditions that the buyer was required to meet.
Employers were required to report information on contractual conditions for all workers since 1996.
This paper provides a decision-making framework to efficiently integrate contractual conditions with critical spares stockholding.
No contractual conditions or non-contractual understandings with AT&T have been a factor in Apple's decision-making process in this matter.
