Sentence examples for worker obligations from inspiring English sources

But Ford needs the parts, and it remains on the hook for some worker obligations.

In 2012, GASB established a new rule requiring state governments to disclose their public worker pension obligations and other post-employment benefits, principally retiree health care.

Unpaid internships can leave employers open to increased liability by financially binding them to students' universities if liabilities arise, such as workers compensation obligations.

Listed in the bill under the heading "Technical Correction," provision 6602 would exempt several companies who transport rail workers from their obligations under the Fair Labor Standards Act, the 1938 law that guarantees basic worker rights.

The United Automobile Workers, through an entity known as a VEBA, which holds workers' health care obligations, would get about 41percenttotoffsetethehe $20 billion G.M. owes the union.

The U.A.W. has tentatively agreed to allow Chrysler to use stock to finance half of a $10.6 billion fund for its retired workers' health care obligations.

The legislation gives a rule of gap integration in case there are months when the worker had no obligation to make contributions.

Standard & Poor's said GM can ill-afford to lose access to extra credit lines given that it has to pay for worker buyouts and, possibly, obligations to parts supplier Delphi.

Monday's ruling also shows how seriously courts here take companies' legal obligations to workers.

Many companies are also considering ways to reduce their pension obligations to workers, possibly undermining benefits for millions.

In many places, the obligations that workers and retirees have earned now dwarf the jurisdictions that sponsor them.