no-strike clause

The agreement has a no-strike clause, according to a union member at the voting.

Sometimes a union will strike rather than sign an agreement with a no-strike clause.

Indeed, a no-strike clause is written into every employee's contract.

The entire contract is six pages, including salary steps and a no-strike clause.

All of the newspaper's union contracts now contain no-strike clauses.

Chrysler refused, pointing to a no-strike clause in the contract.

The current contract already includes a no-strike clause.

Trucking Management officials have proposed a no-strike clause, which teamster leaders say they cannot accept.

In the umpires' case, Phillips contends the no-strike clause is not subject to arbitration.

The leagues noted that their collective bargaining agreement with the umpires has a no-strike clause.

Both the league and the union have agreed to no-lockout and no-strike clauses.

City Hall offering contract with 16 percent budget cut and no-strike clause; soliciting bids from competitors.

The union contract does not include the no-strike clause that Mr. Giuliani had insisted upon.

"It would have to be with a no-strike clause and no-lockout clause.

Not all labor contracts have no-strike clauses.

In ordering the miners back to work, the judge said the union appeared to be violating a no-strike clause in its 1988 national contract.

Furthermore, all three unions have put together five-year contracts with no-strike clauses that would go into effect once the takeover was completed.

The next day the city announced that any future arrangements with the Legal Aid Society would have to include a no-strike clause.

Specific no-strike clauses or indemnity provisions, or both, would be justifiable.

And the contract of The Journal's nine-member pressman's union has a no-strike clause.

Those agreements included no-strike clauses and innovative procedures to keep the work going while disputes of all sorts were being resolved in arbitration.

With an agreement that includes a no-strike clause, the umpires' intention to "resign" is merely semantics.

Some people in baseball believe that the umpires will be ordered to work because they have a no-strike clause in their collective bargaining agreement.

Unionized workers are sometimes required to cross the picket lines established by other unions due to their organizations having signed contracts which include no-strike clauses.

Some unions agree to a no-strike clause in exchange for a grievance arbitration provision, or some similar concession.