Sentence examples for labour agreements from inspiring English sources

Employers often could not realistically hope to replace thousands of workers without loss of production and thus consented to negotiate labour agreements.

The reform programme launched by the government last year hardly touches labour agreements or the power of workers' representatives within a firm.

For example, he encourages the use of "Project Labour Agreements" on big federal construction projects, whereby contractors must recruit through a union hiring hall.

The United Auto Workers UAWW) union is preparing to authorise a strike should the courts approve Delphi's request to scrap its existing labour agreements.

This tripartite model was born out of a tradition of strong social contracts, embodied in collective labour agreements, a history that Britain does not fully share.

The financial advisory board would be appointed by both city and state, and would have to approve new labour agreements before they went to the mayor and city council for ratification.

Under the new labour agreement, the 717s will be flown by Delta pilots, not affiliates.

Now employers' federations and unions have signed a new, legally binding labour agreement that will require employers to make sure staff "disconnect" outside of working hours.

Closer to home, Goodell remains confident the league will be able to conclude a new labour agreement with the NFL Players Association before the 2010 season.

In a letter to the shadow trade minister, Penny Wong, Robb also committed to amend project agreement and labour agreement guidelines to add extra criteria for the immigration minister to consider in approving such agreements.

But he also said his hands were tied by a previous Labour agreement with Royal Bank of Scotland, now 84 percent state-owned, which allowed bonuses to be paid this year, effectively passing on taxpayer funds.