(The city takes concession and ticket revenues for non-football events). Assessor Stone argued that the mismatch in value was similar to that of, say, a ski resort, where the property is vastly more valuable during the ski season than during the summer.
In March, the small meteorologists' union voted to take concessions.
Pickard said that that amount of gas was only available if the GON were to take concessions currently assigned to other oil companies and give them to GAZPROM.
Finally, around noon yesterday, the flight attendants' union said that its board had voted 13 to 5 to take concessions worth $340 million a year.
On Thursday, as AMR's board was asking Mr. Carty for his resignation, the boards of the Transport Workers Union and Allied Pilots Association agreed to take concessions.
"Pickard said that amount of gas was only available if the GON were to take concessions currently assigned to other oil companies and give them to Gazprom.
"We feel we do not have to take concessions," said Terry Ann Sousoures, vice president of the local chapter of the flight attendants' union who has 18 years at United, as she sat in a cramped union office on the airport mezzanine.
It took concessions from both, since Mr. Nickles and his Republican colleagues had for months opposed a costly expansion of the federal jobless program while Mrs. Clinton and other Democrats had pressed for an even bigger package.
The benefits -- so-called retention bonuses paid to seven executives and a $41 million pretax payment to a protected executive pension trust fund -- had been approved by American's board last year, but not disclosed until the company made a securities filing late on April 15, just after two unions had already voted to take concessions and a third was finishing its vote.
We work up in the freezing cold, oil is at an alltime high, and we are being asked to take concessions, says Martyn Piper, the unions business manager.
