Sentence examples for in a recent contract from inspiring English sources

The pilots sought early talks, the union said, because pilots at United Airlines won large raises in a recent contract and because Continental's 5,400 pilots on average now have the lowest wages among the major carriers.

GlaxoSmithKline, based in Britain, said in a recent contract that all amounts that it paid to a benefit manager should be disclosed to the manager's customers, if they ask for the information, according to an industry executive who saw the contract.

At the same time that Gawker held the historic vote to be the first digital media company to unionize, Philadelphia's two largest newspapers and their companion websites voted to authorize strike preparation in light of a recent contract dispute.

Trade magazine the Bookseller was first to report that Amazon had introduced a number of new clauses in its recent contract proposals to independent UK publishers.

The pilots were looking for large wage and benefit gains after agreeing to concessions in their most recent contract, ratified in 1996.

District Council 37, New York City's largest union of municipal workers, kicked off negotiations yesterday with city officials and demanded many of the same things the transport workers gained in their recent contract battle.

The system was extended in the recent contract round to include these recipients, but the results in terms of speeding up the exit rate from benefits to sustainable jobs are much less satisfactory for that group than they have proved to be for UI benefit recipients or recipients of sole-parent benefits.

This has become such a significant problem in Canadian health care that it was one of the major issues in the recent contract negotiations between the Ontario government and the Ontario Medical Association [ 2, 3].

In the most recent contract Bechtel gets up to $114 million in fees for hitting milestones; another $110 million depends on the quality of the glass logs.

And in recent contract negotiations, it has increased other fees to publishers, which the small ones are least able to pay.

Another element, yet to be factored in, is the recent contract settlement for the building workers' union.