Sentence examples for expired agreements from inspiring English sources

The 'after-effect' of expired agreements has been reduced from six to three months.

In Spain the 2012 reform ended the principle of indefinite extension of expired collective agreements and limits the 'after effect' of expired agreements to one year.

In each of these countries the decline in bargaining coverage was associated with, or caused by, regulatory change such as the discontinuation of national agreements and multi-employer bargaining, changes in the rules or policies on extension of sector agreements to non-organized employers, and in the legal treatment of the validity of multi-annual and expired agreements.

This mediator, those on both sides say, saw a proposed path to a settlement, in which teachers rated unsatisfactory could be let go under the expired agreement.

The tax that existed in the expired agreement was negotiated in about a 12-hour period around this time in 1996.

At issue is an expired agreement that had allowed Time Warner to transmit the signal of seven Disney-owned, ABC TV stations, over its cable systems.

"The expired agreement is something we'll be discussing immediately with baseball," said Joel Smith, a Baltimore labor lawyer, who will represent the new union.

One is on how to reach a 50-50 split of revenue, which both sides have agreed to in principle after the players took 57 percent of revenues under the expired agreement.

This so-called luxury tax did not deter the wealthier clubs from spending under the expired agreement, but the union believes a 50percenttaxax, coupled with revenue sharing, would create a deterrent to spending.

They did not return until the next April, after a federal judge ruled that the new rules the clubs had tried to implement unilaterally had to be discarded in favor of returning to the rules of the expired agreement.

If no new agreement can be concluded during this grace period, the expired agreement will cease to apply, except its terms on base salary, maternity, child, education and hazardous work allowances (ILO 2014).