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Monthly benefits for retirees with 30 years of service will rise more than 10percentt over the four-year life of the contract, to $3,020 from $2,730, according to a summary of the contract with Chrysler provided to workers.

In a summary of the contract prepared for board members, the authority said that to save money, it decided to eliminate the shell for the 10th Avenue station, and the contractor then agreed to do the work for $1.14 billion.

Soon after the U.A.W. and Chrysler reached a tentative agreement last month, a union summary of the contract provided to Chrysler workers and obtained by some news organizations said DaimlerChrysler had agreed to card checks at all of its plants in the United States and listed it as one of seven highlights of the contract talks.

There could be a record of managers' past successes and failures, and a summary of employment contracts.

While the U.A.W. worked to repair its Web site last week, it posted a summary of the Ford contract on Facebook, and received more than 500 comments in response.

Reflecting the greater uncertainty at Chrysler, workers will receive only half the amount this year and the rest when the company "achieves financial stability," probably next year, the union said in a summary of the proposed contract.

According to a summary of the proposed contract sent early Tuesday to Amalgamated Transit Union 1555 employees and reviewed by The New York Times, employees would receive 3.72 percent raises in each of the first three years of the four-year contract and 4.22 percent the fourth year.

(Summaries of all contracts referenced below are publicly available at usaspending.gov).

At this stage, the application provides users with a summary of the project and contract, and runs the simulation of the project within an immersive and interactive environment developed in Quest3D™ VR programming Application Programming Interface (API .Within the simulated Quest3D environment, the users are able to experience the outcomes of all decisions made.

In the event he was terminated for "cause," his contract, a summary of which H.P. filed as an exhibit to a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, provided a cash payment of twice his base pay (of $1.2 million, or $2.4 million); his earned but unpaid bonus (his "target" bonus was $2.4 million a year); any accrued but unused vacation — and "no further compensation".

"Junior is out of contract.