Sentence examples for pay agreements from inspiring English sources

A total of 32 per cent of workers are not covered by union-employee pay agreements.

Roosevelt's trustbusting weakened America's robber barons, and other legal changes protected workers' rights to organise and, especially in Europe, to conclude binding national pay agreements.

"There must be responsibility in setting pay agreements" said Mr Brown, who also backed the role of private companies as part of Labour's programme of reform.

It's also casual asides about "bureaucracy", and now the announcement that the government is unilaterally to rip up longstanding pay agreements for public servants.

Several state-run transportation services were also halted to protest a government decision to cancel annual pay agreements and impose pay cuts as part of an overhaul in public-sector salary payments.

She reasons that women would be among the main beneficiaries if the country broke with its tradition of allowing each industry to set its own pay agreements and instead enacted a national minimum wage.

See articleNorthwest Airlines said that a tentative pay agreement it had reached with pilots would save $358m a year.

Officials at District Council 37 have also maintained that their merit pay agreement simply codified what was already in practice.

Between 2008 and 2009, the researchers found, senior managers in NHS trusts received a 2.2% rise in a national pay agreement.

The Screen Actors Guild, the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists, and an advertising trade group reached a tentative new pay agreement yesterday covering TV and radio commercials.

The accounts reveal that the company owes HM Revenue and Customs more than £2m, which it has agreed to repay under a "time to pay" agreement.