giveback

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A further major giveback was a limitation of supplemental unemployment benefits (SUB).

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  1. noun A cutback in employee wages or benefits conceded by a labor union in acknowledgment of unfavorable economic conditions or in exchange for other benefits.
  2. noun Something that is rebated or returned.

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  • Yes, it still adds up to a $10 million giveback, and it still means the end of lifetime job guarantees for nearly 200 Guild members. —  UUpdates - All updates
  • GM readies giveback proposals for bondholders, UAW Associated Press Writers
  • Comments | Recommended span class = "vitstorybody" > GM readies giveback proposals for bondholders, UAW
  • The moderate moves follow a strong run in stocks so some giveback isn't surprising. —  Charlotte Observer: * Home Page
  • The moderate moves in stock futures also comes after a strong run in stocks so some giveback wouldn't be surprising for investors. —  Charlotte Observer: * Home Page
 

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