Sentence examples for pay concession from inspiring English sources

In the 20 orchestra negotiations that took place during the last year, only one did not involve a pay concession.

Concession: children ages 5 to 13, high school students ages 14 to 19 with a valid GoCard (a card displaying the student's name, grade, and high school which enables the student to pay concession fare prices), seniors ages 65 and up, and those with disabilities with a valid HandyCard.

The strike was settled by pay concessions.

In the last year, American Airlines and United Airlines have both won pay concessions from their labor groups.

C1 Delta and Pilots Union Agree Delta Air Lines and the union representing its 6,000 pilots reached a tentative agreement on pay concessions, averting a possible strike.

The unrest there resulted in pay concessions and set a precedent for collective bargaining led by representatives chosen by the workers themselves, rather than government-controlled trade unions.

Late last month, Mr. Mack received pay concessions from a group of about 100 investment bankers that company officials said could save the firm as much as $70 million annually.

The unions say such a plan would cost dozens of jobs and lead to pay reductions of 90 percent, when the workers have already made large pay concessions in recent years.

Mechanics at US Airways have voted to reject pay concessions and said today that they would fight any attempt by the carrier to win wage and benefit concessions through bankruptcy court.

The airline has also had trouble joining a marketing alliance -- opposition from British Airways has kept it out of OneWorld -- and has struggled to win pay concessions from its former Swissair pilots, among the highest paid in the industry.

In the US, GM began talks with the United Auto Workers union about pay concessions and other conditions attached to the US government bail-out of carmakers that was approved by President Bush on Friday.