Sentence examples for union negotiation from inspiring English sources

Mine, in 1976, came when he stayed at my home after another wearying union negotiation.

BA's onboard customer service managers, for example, have been stripped of their union negotiation rights and had their pay frozen for six years.

and the "Post" for nearly 2. The "Times," for many years the dove in union negotiation, turned tough in the 1973-4 thatle that culminated in the agreement for composing-room automation.

One reporter even had the brilliant suggestion today that he should lock Congressional leaders in a room until they surrender and agree to a deal, as if this were a Hollywood version of a union negotiation.

It is now, after months of union negotiation, to remain at three years' pay for civil servants earning up to £20,000, and to decrease to the greater of two years' salary or £60,000 for all others.

In the past 15 years, many firms have couched their promises in legalese that appears to give them wiggle room.Yet cutting OPEBs may be far harder than many firms believe, particularly where they are the result of a union negotiation, says Christine Lutgens, a lawyer at Kramer Levin.

A Vice spokesperson told HuffPost that union negotiations are ongoing and that the company has remained supportive of unionization throughout the process.

The districts still in union negotiations are among 593 total.

She masterminded last year's often-contentious union negotiations.

I thought he meant cash flow, or union negotiations, or maybe the cost of insurance.

labor union negotiations, & also Mayor Lindsay's campaign for the Democratic Presidential nomination.