A new wave of contracts is to be negotiated next year -- and Woods's value will surely be factored in.
His plan, which would have to be included in the budget negotiated next year, would not take effect until the fiscal year beginning in July 2001.
Perhaps Woods understood the fine line between getting what he's earned and appearing greedy when he retreated from a suggestion that he deserved a chunk of increased TV revenues in new deals to be negotiated next year.
An official who attended the talks said that "most of the concerns were acknowledged" and that they would probably be revisited should a more permanent agreement be negotiated next year.
Electric utilities have tried to stoke fears among ordinary folk that the Kyoto Protocol, a UN treaty on climate change being negotiated next week in Germany, would cut economic growth and cost jobs.So it is all the more suprising that some of the world's biggest companies are changing their tune.
His flexibility will probably be crimped by the new contract, to be negotiated next year.
A spokesman for German Chancellor Angela Merkel said "bugging friends is unacceptable... we are no longer in the Cold War".. French President Francois Hollande indicated that a major US-EU trade deal to be negotiated next week was under threat, unless the US could give a guarantee that its surveillance of the EU had ended.
The Obama Administration delivered a proposal to Congress earlier this week that offered to avert the fiscal cliff by raising $1.6 trillion in new taxes, in exchange for some $400 billion in cuts to entitlement programs to be negotiated next year.
It was only when we brought them together with students from similar circumstances, who had successfully negotiated the next step in their academic career path, that these transfer students found the motivation, help, and inspiration they needed.
But it is increasingly obvious that GM will seek bigger concessions when the two sides re-negotiate next year.And while GM cuts dividends, jobs and benefits, Toyota keeps powering ahead.
