labor contract

IPA: ɫˈeɪbɝkˈɑntrækt

contract between labor and management government wages and benefits and working conditions

Examples of "labor-contract" in Sentences

There is no natural connection between labor organizing, on the one hand, and Luddism or labor-contract sclerosis, on the other.
The sole union at the mine, representing 2,375 workers, went on strike late Thursday to protest what it says are unmet labor-contract terms.
The labor-contract overhaul was part of an effort to halt the company's financial free fall by slashing its budget to $13 million from $31 million.
A photo that accompanied a March 18 Corporate News article about Continental Airlines Inc. 's labor-contract proposal to its pilots was taken in February 2009.
Still, she said, one clear change in recent years is that there is "much more awareness among workers in China" about their rights since a new labor-contract law took effect in 2008.
Workers at Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Cold Inc.'s Grasberg mine in Indonesia may hold a one-month strike beginning Sept. 15 as labor-contract negotiations appear deadlocked, a union spokesman said Tuesday.
Despite the attractions of a merger -- the ability to cut capacity and costs and boost revenue -- United was worried about labor-contract issues that could raise expenses, change-of-control debt triggers, liquidity and other factors that could have diluted the financial benefits of a merger.