Sentence examples for labor pacts from inspiring English sources

The airline has been renegotiating labor pacts, trying to shave $950 million a year from its payroll costs to stem losses that mounted after the Sept. 11 attacks.

None of the plants will close immediately, because union contracts in the United States and Canada bar automakers from shutting factories while the labor pacts are in force.

Before last week's attacks, analysts projected that the industry would probably lose $2.5 billion to $3.4 billion this year because of the economic slowdown, higher fuel costs and a series of expensive new labor pacts.

Subsequently, Galperin, whose responsibilities include issuing city checks, refused to send the 2014 payment — $3.8 million —to the nonprofits, as called for in IBEW labor pacts.

The AMPTP has successfully negotiated four major labor pacts with Hollywood Guilds this year, and we would like to close a fifth with SAG.

Their union, the Correction Officers Benevolent Association, is at odds with County Executive Andrew J. Spano over a new labor pact.

"We believe an agreement will be reached," Bruce Speight, a spokesman for the Jets, said of the fractured negotiations on a new labor pact between owners and players.

It is the first new labor pact for any of the Detroit carmakers since G.M. and Chrysler received government bailouts and went through bankruptcy in 2009.

The labor pact, reached in July, would have imposed a three-year freeze on wages and higher health insurance costs in return for protection from broad layoffs for two years.

The pay increase came as sort of a spin-off of an industrywide manufacturing labor pact negotiated by the IG Metall union affecting 770,000 manufacturing employees around the state of Bavaria.

This approach was essentially an accident, Greenhouse explains, inspired by an unusually generous labor pact struck between General Motors and the United Auto Workers during the early days of the postwar boom.