Sentence examples similar to unworkable contract from inspiring English sources
Madeleine Lee, director of the Professional Interpreters Alliancee, agreed that the contract was unworkable.
The contract proved unworkable because it was too complex, not least because its scope had never been properly defined and there were countless disputes over what precisely should be done.
They've got a contract that is unworkable and leaves massive gaps.
When that model proved to be unworkable, the company began seeking contracts to manage existing public schools.
Contracting in makes the whole thing unworkable in anything like its present form.
Critics of the current system, with its distinction between permanent teachers and temporary hires working precariously for lower wages on contracts of a year or less, say it has become unworkable.
During the research in both sites we saw the negotiation of formal contract amendments, as it became clear that some KPIs were unclear or unworkable.
They shook governments, and made the social contract of its day – a pay restraint agreement leading to real cuts in living standards – unworkable.
These demands are unworkable.
