Sentence examples for tentative labor from inspiring English sources

That day, American, a unit of AMR, obtained tentative labor agreements worth $1.8 billion a year in cost cuts.

The 400 workers accepted a tentative labor contract that saved the company about $20 million in severance payments.

That could increase creditor support for a merger with US Airways, which has already reached tentative labor deals with AMR's main unions.

In the first days since the tentative labor agreement, vox populi seems to be reacting to the 66-game schedule by asking: That long, huh?

U.S. Steel, North America's biggest steel maker, won approval for the job cuts as part of a tentative labor contract announced yesterday with the United Steelworkers of America.

Mayor Bloomberg, who has rarely missed an opportunity to praise his administration's efforts to assist small businesses or create jobs, is eager to publicize this tentative labor agreement.

In a glimmer of light in a mostly downbeat economy, G.M. and the United Automobile Workers union have agreed to give the plant here a second chance as part of a tentative new labor contract.

Contract negotiations between United Auto Workers union and US carmakers hit an impasse on Thursday as workers at Fiat Chrylser rejected a deal, the first time in over 30 years that a tentative national labor contract has been rejected by United Auto Workers UAWW).

So what led to the tentative reversal of labor's fortunes, at least in New York?

That is a tentative sign that labor market mobility, which plunged during the 2007-9 recession, has started to recover.

The data "provided further tentative signs that labor market conditions are improving," Ben May, an economist at Capital Economics in London, wrote in a note, pointing out that the labor force tends to follow changes in the economy with a slight delay.