Sentence examples for imposed contracts from inspiring English sources

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

In the 30 years since passage of the law, school boards have imposed contracts nine times on teachers.

If, 90 days after the start of this process, we have not reached an agreement which is satisfactory to the employer they have placed themselves in a position where they may legally fire all 5,600, and offer them re-employment on unilaterally 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 facts of Jeremy Hunt's imposed contract are as follows.

The imposed contract provided for an annual pay increase of 2.8percentt for five years.

Both of these conditions are part of the imposed contract, union officials said.

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.