Union leaders recognised this, and entered into the Accord with Bob Hawke's Labor government to secure an increased "social wage" (like Medicare) in return for wage restraint.
workers, it provoked a strike," Ms. Weingarten said, referring to the Metropolitan Transportation Authority's attempts to get Local 100 of the Transport Workers Union to accept less generous benefit packages in return for wage increases.
Union members raised their equity stake in UAL to 46% in return for wage concessions in 1994.
Blackpool did sign the striker James Beattie and midfielder Andy Reid in January 2011 and Oyston appears disappointed with the impact they made in return for the wages they commanded.
In return for higher wages and pension guarantees, the agreement allowed cargo to be handled with mechanical loaders and shipped in prepacked containers.
It wants employees to help pay health premiums; it wants to raise the retirement age from 55 to 62; and it would like increased productivity in return for higher wages.
Conventional wisdom holds that the typical engineer or scientist in India or China might work for an outsourced service provider doing low-end computer programming in return for meager wages.
One of the most passionately held demands is an immediate end to imposed labor in return for paltry wages, a widespread practice in US prisons that the strike organisers call a modern form of slavery.
Pre-contracts agreements with free agents allowed them to persuade four players to step down from top-flight clubs in return for higher wages, while last season's top scorer in the division, Nicky Clark, switched from promoted Queen of the South.
In 1999 principals agreed to surrender their tenure rights in return for larger wage increases.
