Mr. Udstuen, the latest in a group of Ryan insiders to be indicted, also said he had accepted kickbacks for fixing contracts at Metra, the city's commuter service.
Mr. Udstuen, a political adviser to Gov. George Ryan, said he used a friend's company to launder money for another lobbyist for fixing contracts.
She was promised a fixed contract after an internship, but it never came.
I was then told she wasn't eligible as she was already in a fixed contract.
The costs are set up front under a fixed contract so schools know their bills won't suddenly rocket.
Nearly all mobile phone providers discount the price of the handset in exchange for a fixed contract.
McGovern and colleagues George Howarth and Luciana Berger backed a report advising that workers should have the right to demand a fixed contract if they have worked regular hours for the same employer for six months and to automatically move to a fixed contract if they have worked regular hours for over a year, unless they decide to opt out.
It instilled an interest in the museum and arts world and basically helped pave the way for me to get a fixed contract role at the National Portrait Gallery, cataloguing its collection of 20th-century photographs.
STV said that Pearl & Dean has been making losses of £10m to £12m a year due to the five-year fixed contract with Vue, which was struck in 2004 and terminates at the end of this year.
They were making samples for the site on a fixed contract, when in 2010, Holloway suggested "we're making all these press samples for you, why don't we open a factory?" It wasn't an immediate success.
Part of the problem, Ms. Bettencourt and other education specialists acknowledge, is that Portugal's recent cost-cutting efforts have had to circumvent the legal protections surrounding the public sector — something that the court decision underscored — including lifetime job guarantees for state employees on a fixed contract.
