Sentence examples for imposed contract from inspiring English sources

The facts of Jeremy Hunt's imposed contract are as follows.

Replaced by pay by frequency which was also in the imposed contract.

"With just weeks before the first group of doctors is moved on to the imposed contract, time is running out.

Ms. Kovach, a high school art teacher, said the main issues were the imposed contract and a dispute over wages.

The talks had stalled over salary issues, the length of the teacher workday and the imposed contract.

Labour's Shadow Health Secretary Heidi Alexander has written to Mr Hunt urging him to make concession on Saturday working, and warning against an imposed contract.

Staff need discussion and negotiation, not threats of imposed contracts.

At the start of his term, Cuomo angered the two largest state unions, the Public Employees Federation and the Civil Service Employees Union, when he imposed contracts on them that included wage freezes and other concessions.

The White House threatened to veto legislation that would reverse the Bush administration's decision to impose contract terms on the nation's 14,500 unionized air traffic controllers.

In Nutter's case, a battle over the mayor's push to impose contract terms on the city's largest union is being petitioned up to the Pennsylvania Supreme Court.

In 2005, Mackinac published Schimmel's essay calling on Michigan's legislature to give managers the power to impose contract changes on public employee unions and "replace and take on the powers of the governing body".